A character in The Two Magics: The Turn of the Screw, Covering End
The Two Magics: The Turn of the Screw, Covering End by James, Henry
A member of the Christmas-eve fireside party who introduces and reads aloud the governess's manuscript, having known her long ago when she was his sister's governess.
Also known as: our friend, the reader of the tale
Inside the story
Douglas is a member of the Christmas Eve fireside party gathered to share a tale. He introduces and reads aloud a manuscript written by a governess he knew long ago, when she served as governess to his sister.
A grey, reserved elderly gentleman, dignified and long reticent, seated by the fire in an old country house and reading from a thin, faded red gilt-edged album.
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