A character in The Blue Castle: A Novel
The Blue Castle: A Novel by Montgomery, L. M. (Lucy Maud)
The clan's reputedly clever oracle, sarcastic and self-important, who writes controversial letters attacking Modernism and appoints himself Valancy's stern would-be rescuer.
Also known as: Jim
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James Stirling, known as Jim, is the Stirling clan’s reputedly clever oracle, a sarcastic and self-important man who takes his opinions seriously. At the story’s outset, he writes controversial letters attacking Modernism and appoints himself Valancy’s stern rescuer, though she has not asked for his help.
A handsome, solemn, black-haired man with a sarcastic, trap-like mouth and iron-grey side-burns.
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