The Man Who Thought Himself a Woman Characters

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The Man Who Thought Himself a Woman Character List

Charles’ mother - “The Child’s Champion”

She is an underprivileged widow with one son (Charles). She heartens Charles to endure the exploitation to which his master subjects him.

Charles - “The Child’s Champion”

He is a trainee at a nearby farm where he is overworked and subjugated.

Mr. Ellis - “The Child’s Champion”

He is the devious proprietor of the farm where Charles toils as an apprentice.

Lankton - “The Child’s Champion”

A lad who Charles pumps into at the tavern. He undertakes to liberate Charles from his overbearing enslavement.

Thomas Furlong - “How Nancy Jackson Married Kate Wilson”

He is a bachelor who leads a predominantly introverted life he was ditched by Nancy Jackson’s mother.

Nancy Jackson - “How Nancy Jackson Married Kate Wilson”

She converts her name to Robert Finlay after evading an execution elicited by her shooting Jim Bradley.

Jacob Wilson - “How Nancy Jackson Married Kate Wilson”

He “was a farmer who owned a hundred acres of good land, and raised hogs, mules and corn for the southern market.”

Alfred Milton - “How Nancy Jackson Married Kate Wilson”

He is Nancy Wilson’s suitor who tricks her after a promising betrothal. The trickery elicits Nancy’s repulsion of menfolk.

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