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Also in a subservient position, but presumably female.

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Clearly in a subservient position, but they are presumably male.

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Writings used by the author of the book, provides point of view of poor/average people. More power than most peasants as he was literate and educated.

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Not as smart as his half-brother. Corrected his behavior after his mother played a trick with fake gold which ended with him being jailed.

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Son of Kao from first marriage, smart but had to be disciplined by being forced to tend pigs until he changed his behavior

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More powerful than most women, as she runs affairs of the house and exerts great influence over her sons.

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Able to travel and demand taxes from citizens.

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Hsi-Liu’s husband, more power than wife by default.

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Brother killed by Wang San, helps Huang in plot to arrest him

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Eldest son of Li Tung-chen, father and brothers killed by Wang San,

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Police constable trusted by Huang Liu-Hung. Able to contribute to arrest of Wang San

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Township head. Brutally beaten after agreeing to testify against Liu T'ing-yuan.

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Magistrate of T'an-cheng. Is able to challenge Wang San with much difficulty.

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Landlord who bullies through intimidation and with hired thugs. Has potential witnesses beaten and evades charges

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Gangster in T'an-ch'eng. Has lots of influence, cannot even be arrested without secrecy and violent conflict