A character in Middlemarch
Middlemarch by Eliot, George
Rosamond's amiable, feckless brother, raised to expect an inheritance from old Featherstone; his love for Mary Garth and her insistence on integrity spur him to reform.
Also known as: Mr. Vincy
Inside the story
Fred Vincy is Rosamond Vincy’s amiable but feckless brother, brought up to expect an inheritance from the wealthy old Featherstone. He is in love with Mary Garth, whose clear standards challenge his easy assumptions about money, responsibility, and his future.
A pleasant-looking, well-dressed young man with a fresh, good-humored fair-haired countenance and an easy, idle carriage typical of a college-educated gentleman's son.
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