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Ash is an African-American servant to Major deSpain. He is described in womanly terms and is relegated to tending to camp. After Ike kills his first buck, Ash airs his resentment at not being allowed to hunt. When Major deSpain allows him to go out the next day, Ash shows himself to be an untrained and inept hunter.
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Hubert Beauchamp
Hubert Beauchamp is Ike's uncle. Hubert promised Ike a silver cup full of gold coins as an inheritance; however, he gradually...
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