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1
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Waiting for Lefty

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Harry Fatt
Joe Mitchell
Edna Mitchell
Miller
Fayette
Irv
Florrie
Sid
Tom Clayton
Agate Keller
Dr. Barnes
Dr. Benjamin
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Yekl (Cahan, 1896)

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Yekl/Jake 
Gitl/Gertie
Yossele/Joey
Mamie Fein
Fanny Scutelsky
Bernstein
Charlie
Mrs. Kavarsky
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Wynema (S. Alice Callahan 1891)

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Wynema Harjo

Gerald Keithly

Genevieve Weir (Mihia)

Carl Peterson

Robin Weir

Maurice Mauran

Bessie (Toots) Weir

Winnie Weir

Wildfire & Miscona

Chikena

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Little Women (Alcott 1868)

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Marmee

Mr. March

Jo

Meg

Beth

Amy

Hannah

Aunt March

Laurie Laurence

Mr. Brooke

Frederick Bhaer

Fred Vaughn

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The Awakening (Chopin 1899)

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Edna

Léonce

Etienne & Raoul

The Colonel

Janet and Margaret

Mademoiselle Reisz

Adèle Ratignolle

Robert Lebrun

Alcée Arobin

Doctor Mandelet

The Lady in Black

The Farival Twins

Mrs. Highcamp

Mariequita

Madame Antoine

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The Squatter and the Don (Burton, 1885)

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Don Mariano Alamar

Gabriel Alamar

Victoriano Alamar

Elvira Alamar

Mercedes Alamar

Carlotta & Rosario Alamar

Madam Halier

William Darrell

Mary Moreneau Darrell

Alice Darrell

Everett Darrell

Webster Darrell

Jane & Lucy Darrell

Clementine Darrell

Willie Darrell

Tisha

James Mechlin

George Mechlin

Lizzie Mechlin

Caroline Mechlin

the Holmans

John Gasbang

William (Billy) Mathews

Romeo Hancock

Peter Roper

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Like unto Like (1878)

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Grandmother Herndon

Blythe Herndon

Betty Page

Mary Barton

Roger Ellis

Van Tolliver

Bill Tolliver

Mrs. Dexter & Colonel Dexter

Aunt Sally

Widow Effie Oglethorpe

Matilda Roy

Squire Barton

Mr. Shepherd

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Clotel; or, the President’s Daughter (Brown, 1853)

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Currer 
Clotel 
Althesa 
Mary 
George Green 
Horatio Green
Georgiana Peck 
Reverend Peck 
William
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The Bondwoman’s Narrative (Crafts, 1853-61)

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Hannah Crafts
The Master of Lindendale
The Mistress
Aunt Hetty & Uncle Siah
Mrs. Bry
Lizzy
Mr. Trappe
Mrs. Wright
Mrs. Henry
Charlotte & William
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Our Nig (Harriet E Wilson, 1859)

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Mag Smith
Frado (Nig)
John Bellmont
Mary
Jane
Jack
James
Aunt Abbie (Nab)
Susan & Charlie
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Iola Leroy, or Shadows Uplifted (Harper, 1892)

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Eugene Leroy

Marie Leroy

Iola

Harry Leroy

Gracie Leroy

Miss Delany

Alfred Lorraine

Dr. Latimer

Dr. Gresham

Robert Johnson

Tom Anderson

Aunt Linda

Aunt Katie

Mrs. Johnson

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Contending Forces: A Romance Illustrative of Negro Life North and South (Hopkins, 1898)

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the 1st Generation Montfort’s
Charles Montfort

Mrs. Grace Montfort

Charles Montfort, Jr

Jesse Montfort

Lucy

Anson Pollock

Mr. Whitfield:

Ma Smith

Will Smith

Dora Smith

Mrs. Ophelia Davis & Mrs. Sarah Ann White

John Pollock Langley

Sappho Clark (Mabelle Beaubean)

Alphonse

Madam Frances (Aunt Sally)

Dr. Arthur Lewis

Dr. Abraham Peters

Monsieur Lewis

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The Garies and Their Friends (Frank Webb, 1857)

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Clarence Garie
Emily Garie
Clarence Garie, Jr.
Emily Garie (daughter)
Esther Ellis
Caddy Ellis
Charlie Ellis 
Mr. Walters
Kinch
Mrs Bird
Slippery George Stevens
McCloskey
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“The Two Offers” (Harper, 1859)

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Laura Lagrange

Janette Alston

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Quicksand (Larsen, 1928)

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Helga Crane
Karen Nilssen
Dr. Anderson
James Vayle
Uncle Peter
Mrs. Hayes-Rore
Anne Grey
Aunt Katrina Dahl & Uncle Poul Dahl
Axel Olsen
Rev Pleasant Green
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The Autobiography of the Ex-Colored Man (Johnson, 1912)

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The narrator
The narrator’s mother
The narrator’s father
Red
Shiny
Brown-eyed girl
The porter
The widow
The millionaire
The doctor
The Jewish man, the professor, the Texan, the old soldier
The singer/girl
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Imperium in Imperio (Griggs, 1898)

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Belton Peidmont
Bernard Belgrave
Viola
Antoinette
Dr. Zakeland
Berl Trout
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A Hazard of New Fortunes (Howells, 1890)

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Basil March
Isabel March
Fulkerson
Colonel Woodburn 
Miss Woodburn
Berthold Lindau 
Mr. Jacob Dryfoos 
Conrad Dryfoos
Mrs. Elizabeth Dryfoos
Christine Dryfoos 
Mela Dryfoos
Mrs. Mandel
Angus Beaton
Alma Leighton
Margaret Vance
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Chita: A Memory of Lost Island (1888)

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Chita
Dr. Julien La Brierre
Feliu Viosca
Carmen Viosca
Laroussel
Captain Harris
Captain Abraham Smith
Mr. Edwards
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The House of Seven Gables (Hawthorne, 1851)

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Hepzibah Pyncheon
Clifford Pyncheon 
Judge Jaffrey Pyncheon
Holgrave
Phoebe Pyncheon
Colonel Pyncheon
Matthew Maule 
Matthew Maule 
Alice Pyncheon 
Gervayse Pyncheon
Uncle Venner
Old Jaffrey Pyncheon 
Thomas Maule  
Judge Pyncheon’s son
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The Day of the Locusts (Nathaniel West, 1939)

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Tod Hackett 
Homer Simpson
Faye Greener
Harry Greener 
Earle Shoop
Miguel 
Honest Abe Kusich 
Claude Estee 
Joan Schwartzen  
Audrey Jenning 
Maybelle Loomis  
Adore Loomis
Mary Dove 
Mrs. Johnson
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Grapes of Wrath (Steinbeck, 1939)

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Tom Joad
Ma Joad
Pa Joad 
Jim Casy 
Rose of Sharon
Grampa Joad 
Granma Joad
Al Joad . 
Ivy and Sairy Wilson
Connie 
Noah Joad 
Uncle John
Ruthie Joad
Winfield Joad 
Floyd Knowles 
Muley Graves 
Agnes Wainwright
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“A New England Nun” (Freeman, 1891)

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Louisa Ellis
Caesar
Joe Dagget
Lily Dyer

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“Under the Lion’s Paw” (Hamlin Garland, 1893)

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Jim Council
Mrs. Council
Tim & Nettie Haskin
Jim Butler

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The Hoosier Schoolmaster: A Story of Backwoods Life in Indiana (Eggleston, 1871)

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Ralph Hartsook
Hannah Thomson
Dr. Small 
Jack Means
Bud Means
Mirandy Means
Hank Banta
Shocky
Squire Hawkins
Miss Martha Hawkins
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St. Elmo (Augusta Evans Wilson, 1866)

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Edna Earl
Mrs. Ellen Murray
St. Elmo

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The Silent Partner (Phelps, 1871)

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Perley Kelso
Sip Garth
Catty
Maverick Hayle
Stephen Garrick
28
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Winesburg, Ohio (Anderson,1919)

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George Willard

Wing Biddlebaum

Doctor Reefy - An aging doctor with a declining practice. He marries a young female patient, but she dies after less than a year. He also develops a close relationship with Elizabeth Willard during her last months.
Elizabeth Willard

Tom Willard

Doctor Parcival - A doctor who enjoys chatting with George and hinting about a criminal past. He suffers from paranoia, believing that the secret of life is “that everyone in the world is Christ.”

Louise Trunnion - A local girl with whom George Willard has one of his first sexual experiences.

Jesse Bentley - A wealthy farmer, and a deeply religious man with a brutal, Old Testament sensibility and tendency to terrorize his family.

Louise Bentley - Jesse Bentley’s daughter. A lonely woman with a vicious temper, she is estranged from her father, and marries young out of a craving for love. Her marriage is not a success.

David Hardy - Louise Bentley’s son and Jesse Bentley’s grandson. He goes to live on his grandfather’s farm while an adolescent, and ends up terrorized by his grandfather’s religious zeal and desire to make contact with God.

Joe Welling - The agent for Standard Oil in Winesburg, he is a man who seizes on strange ideas and talks about them for hours on end. He is compared to a volcano, outwardly calm but always ready to explode with some strange fascination.

Alice Hindman - A woman in her twenties who once felt deep love for a man who eventually left Winesburg behind. She is now gradually and unwillingly becoming an old maid.

Wash Williams - The Winesburg telegraph operator. A fat, filthy man, he despises the world–particularly women, whom he calls “bitches.”

Seth Richmond - A sensitive, deep-thinking young man, and a friend of George Willard.

Tandy Hard - A young woman whose first name comes from a drunkard’s speech about the perfect woman.

Curtis Hartman - The successful, popular minister of the Presbyterian Church. He struggles with the sexual temptation of peeping in at Kate Swift’s window while he writes his sermons.

Kate Swift - A Winesburg schoolteacher. She sees a “spark of genius” in George Willard and tries to encourage it, but she is also looking for love, and briefly allows him to embrace her in the newspaper office.

Enoch Robinson - A man from Winesburg who moves to New York and, in the grip of terrible loneliness, becomes slightly unhinged and populates his apartment with imaginary people.

Belle Carpenter - The daughter of a bookkeeper, she goes on walks with George Willard and even kisses him–mainly, however, to arouse the jealousy of the man she really wants, a local bartender named Handby.

Elmer Cowley - The son of a store owner. He feels terribly out of place in Winesburg, as if everyone is laughing at him, and is prone to hysterical outbursts. Two of these outbursts are directed at George Willard, who is intrigued by Elmer’s personality.

Ray Pearson - A married farm hand, about fifty years old, with a good reputation. He works alongside Hal Winters.

Hal Winters - A farm hand who works alongside Ray Pearson, and who has a reputation as a “bad one,” for his fights and relationship with women.

Tom Foster - A quiet, likable boy who moves to Winesburg from Cincinnati. He decides to get drunk one night, and finds it a remarkable experience.

Helen White - A local girl, who is romantically connected to both Seth Richmond and George Willard.

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“An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” (Ambrose Bierce, 1891)

A

Peyton Farquhar
Farquhar’s Wife
The Sergeant
The Scout

30
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“Belles Demoiselles Plantation” (Cable 1879)

A

Colonel de Chaleau

Charlie

31
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“Jean Ah-Poquelin” (Cable, 1879

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Jean Poquelin: recluse, former slave owner; dies

Jacques Poquelin: brother of Jean, thought to have gone missing on an expedition, his brother still lives in the house, but is ill with leprosy, which was contracted in Africa; “white as snow” & aligned with the black mute, “stepped into the jungle, disappeared, and were never seen again”

Little White: minor development official, takes over the narration of the story as the title character expires along with the tales & rumors have sheltered him; nonthreatening, morally/racially superior to the Creoles, creates ad hoc funeral for Poquelin & becomes author of the expose of his secret

the black mute

32
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“Tite Poulette” (Cable, 1879)

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Kristian Koppig:
Dutch immigrant who takes an interest in Madame John & Tite Poulette; sick; blames the caste system for Tite Poulette’s position but “there is a natural, & I think proper, horror of mixed blood”; falls into a delirium after the street fight; “She is jet white. Who could take a jet white wife?”; asks TP to be his wife

Tite Poulette:
16 year old; attends quadroon balls; the Spaniard’s daughter; “it’s the law”

Zalli (Madame John):
“best yellow-fever nurse in a thousand yards round”; takes care of Tite Poulette, given a house by Monsieur John when he was dying; sold the house; losses the money; wants to hide Tite Poulette’s mixed race heritage; gives TP up

Monsieur La Rue:
the manager; KK slaps him; pompous; TP laughs at the slap; kicks & stomps KK with 2 friends in a street attack

33
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“Sieur George” (Cable, 1879)

A 
Kookoo
Mademoiselle/Madame
’Sieur George
The orphan
The long gentleman
34
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Madame Delicieuse (Cable, 1879)

A

General de Villivicencio
Dr. Mossy
Madame Clarisse Delicieuse

35
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My Antonia (Cather, 1918)

A

Jim Burden
Ántonia Shimerda
Lena Lingard

Josiah Burden
Emmaline Burden
Otto Fuchs - The Burdens’ hired hand, who looks like a cowboy out of one of Jim’s books but is actually an Austrian immigrant.

Mr. Shimerda
Mrs. Shimerda 
Yulka Shimerda -  The youngest 
Ambrosch Shimerda - oldest son. 
Marek Shimerda: physical deformities are accompanied by a handful of psychological instabilities and mental deficiencies.

Russian Pavel & Peter

Mr. Harling 
Mrs. Harling
Frances Harling
Charley Harling 
Julia Harling
Sally Harling
Larry Donovan
Samson d’Arnault
Wick Cutter
Gaston Cleric
Widow Steavens 
Peter Krajiek
Cuzak
36
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“Po’ Sandy” (Chesnutt, 1899)

A 
Annie
John
Uncle Julius McAdoo
Poor Sandy
Mars Marrabo
Tenie
37
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“Mars Jeem’s Nightmare”

A 
Tom
Mistah McLean
Mars Jeems
Miss Libbie
Nick Johnson
Solomon
Aunt Peggy
38
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“Conjurer’s Revenge”

A

Primus
Mars Jim McGee
Sally
Dan

39
Q

“Sis Becky’s Pickaninny”

A 
Sis Becky
Mose
Aunt Nancy
Colonel Penleton
Aunt Peggy
40
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“Hot-Footed Hannibal”

A 
Mabel
Young Malcolm Murchison
Chloe
Mars Dugal McAdoo
Jeff
Hannibal
Aunt Peggy
41
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“The Quadroons” (Child, 1842)

A

Edward
Rosalie
Xarifa

42
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The Deerslayer (Cooper,

A 
Natty Bumpo
Hurry Harry
Muskrat Castle
Floating Tom Hotter (scalped, pirate)
Judith
Hetty (dies_
Chingachogook
Hist
Captain Warley
43
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Christ in Concrete (Donato, 1939)

A 
Geremio
Little Paul
Luigi
Gloria Olsen
Nazone
Louis Molov
Donna Katarina
Job
Boss
44
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“The Goodness of St. Rocque” (Dunbar-Nelson 1899)

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Manuela
Theophile
Claralie
the Wizened One

45
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“Tony’s Wife” (Dunbar-Nelson, 1899)

A

Tony
Mrs. Tony
John
Betty

46
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“The Fisherman of Pass Christian”

A 
Annette
Cousin Philip 
Natalie: Little Creole seaside girl
Monsieur LeConte
Madame Dubeau
47
Q

“When the Bayou Overflows” (Dunbar-Nelson, 1899)

A

Ma’am Mouton
Louisette
Sylves (goes to Chicago to make cigars)

48
Q

“Mr. Baptiste” (Dunbar-Nelson, 1899)

A

Mr. Baptiste

Finnegan

49
Q

“A Carnival Jangle” (Dunbar-Nelson, 1899)

A

Prince of Darkness
Flo
Mimic Red-men
Leon

50
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“Little Miss Sophie” (Dunbar-Nelson, 1899)

A

Miss Sophie
Third District
Louis Neale

51
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“Sister Josepha” (Dunbar-Nelson, 1899)

A

Sister Josepha/Camille: “and then–”
Mother Superior
Sister Dominica
Monsieur & Madame Lafaye

52
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“Odalie”

A

Odalie

Monsieur le Juge: “determined no hawk should break through the cage & steal his dove”

Tante Louise

Pierre: young clerk in the courtroom

53
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Maggie (Crane, 1893)

A 
the Johnson's:
Maggie (beautiful, romantic)
Mary (mother, alcoholic)
Jimmie (brother, brutish, mean)
Tommie (youngest bro, dies early)

Pete (seduces Maggie, bartender)
Nellie (manipulative, takes Pete)

54
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The Lamplighter (Maria Cummins, 1854)

A 
Gertrude Flint
Nan Grant
Kitten (the care it needed)
Trueman Flint
Willie Sullivan
Emily Graham & Philip Amory
Mr. Graham
Mrs. Ellis
Kitty & Fanny
Isabel Clinton
Mr. Clinton
55
Q

Sanctuary (1931)

A 
Popeye
Horace Benbow 
Tommy
Lee Goodwin 
Ruby Lamar
Temple Drake
Gowan Stevens 
Miss Reba
Red
Pap
Minnie
Narcissa Benbow
Miss Jenny
Bory (Benbow Sartoris)
Little Belle
56
Q

The Great Gatsby ()

A 
Nick Carraway 
Jay Gatsby 
Daisy Buchanan 
Tom Buchanan
Jordan Baker 
Myrtle Wilson 
George Wilson 
Owl Eyes - 
Klipspringer 
Meyer Wolfsheim
57
Q

The Damnation of Theron Ware (Harold Frederic, 1896)

A 
Theron Ware
Alice Ware 
Levi Gorringe 
Father Vincent Forbes 
Celia Madden
Michael Madden
Dr. Ledsmar  
Candace Soulsby
Brother Soulsby
58
Q

The Yellow Wallpaper (Charlotte Perkins Gilman, 1892)

A

Narrator
John
Jennie

59
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The Sun Also Rises (1926)

A 
Jake Barnes
Lady Brett Ashley
Robert Cohn
Bill Gorton: American vet
Mike Campbell: Scottish vet
Pedro Romero
Montoya
Frances Clyne: Cohn's gf

Count Mippipopolous: Crush on Brett, not jealous

Wilson-Harris: British vet, fishing friend

Georgette: prostitute
Belmonte: Bullfighter, bitter

Harvey Stone: drunken expatriate gambler

60
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Their Eyes Were Watching God (Hurston, 1937)

A 
Janie Mae Crawford 
Tea Cake 
Jody Starks 
Logan Killicks
Pheoby Watson - bf 
Nanny Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Turner -  Everglades residents who run a small restaurant.

Sam Watson - Pheoby’s husband. Sam Watson is a source of great humor and wisdom during the conversations on Jody’s porch.

Leafy Crawford - Janie’s mother. Leafy was born shortly before the end of the Civil War and ran away after giving birth to Janie.

Amos Hicks - Hicks is one of the first people to meet Janie and Jody. He tries unsuccessfully to lure Janie away from Jody.

Motor Boat

Hezekiah Potts - The delivery boy and assistant shopkeeper at Jody’s store. After Jody’s death, Hezekiah begins to mimic Jody’s affectations.

Dr. Simmons - A friendly white doctor who is well known in the muck.

Johnny Taylor - A young man whom Janie kisses when she starts to feel sexual desires at age sixteen.

Annie Tyler and Who Flung - A wealthy widow who lived in Eatonville, and her much younger fiancé, who took her money and fled at the first opportunity.

Mr. and Mrs. Washburn - Nanny’s employers after she became a free woman. Nanny lived in a house in the Washburn’s backyard, and they helped raise Janie with their own children.

Nunkie - A girl in the Everglades who flirts relentlessly with Tea Cake. Janie grows extremely jealous of Nunkie, but after Tea Cake reassures her that Nunkie means nothing to him, Nunkie disappears from the novel.

61
Q

The American (1877)

A 
Christopher Newman
Tom Tristram 
Lizzie Tristram
Noémie Nioche
Claire de Bellegarde 
Urbain de Bellegarde
Valentin de Bellegarde
The Marquise de Bellegarde 
The young Marquise de B
The Comte de Cintré  
Mrs. Catherine Bread 
Monsieur Nioche 
The Duchess 
Lord Deepmere
Stanislas Kapp  
Benjamin Babcock
62
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The Country of the Pointed Firs

A 
Mrs. Todd
The Narrator
Mrs. Begg (dies in ch 4, stifled by village life, 3 husbands)
Mrs. Blackett
William Blackett
Joanna Todd: moved to Shell-Heap Island
Sant Bowden
Elijah Tilley
63
Q

Babbit

A 
George F. Babbitt
Myra Babbitt
Ted Babbitt
Tinka Babbitt
Verona Babbitt

Paul Riesling
Zilla Riesling
May Arnold

Sir Gerald Doak

Chum Frink: poet

Stanley Graff: salesman, Bab fires
Vergil Gunch

Tanis Judique
Louetta Swanson

Eunice Littlefield
The McKelveys
The Overbrooks

Joe Paradise

Seneca Doane

64
Q

Home to Harlem (McKay

A

Jake Brown: deserts during WW1
–migrant narrative

Felice: prostitute who doesn’t charge; his “little brown” (symbolizes ideal woman for Jacke)

Ray: Haitian intellectual
–Caribbean migrant narrative

Zeddy: former solider; sweetman

65
Q

Black No More

A

Max Disher/Matthew Fisher
Bunny Brown
Dr. Crookman

  • -Rev Henry Givens (Knights of Nordica Wizard)
  • -Helen Givens

–Dr. Samuel Buggerrie (Eugenics Movement, traces Snobbcraft’s ancestry to black slave)

–Sisseretta Blandish: reluctant to undergo Black No More

Madeline Scranton: doesn’t undergo the process

Caricatures:

  • -Dr. Shakespeare Agamemnon Beard (Du Bois)
  • -Walter Williams: (Walter White) a blue-eyed, auburn-haired man “proud to be a negro…his great grandfather, it seemed, had been a mulatto”
  • -Colonel Mortimer Roberts: (Booker T) principal of the Dusky River Agricultural Institute and “president of the Uncle Tom Memorial Association”
  • -Santop Licorice (Garvey)
  • -Dr. Napoleon Welling Jackson (James Weldon Johnson)

–Both Johnson & Du Bois praised the book even with the caricatures

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