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Tibbie Faw
The female innkeeper who serves Steenie a drink on his way into the dark wood.
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Hutcheon
A servant in the Redgauntlet household, Hutcheon loyally accompanies Dougal the butler when the latter answers the call of the dead Sir Robert. Later, because he knows the traditions of Redgauntlet Castle, he is able to explain what the Cat’s Cradle is, which perhaps suggests the importance of preserving one’s connections with the past.
Laurie Lapraik
Laurie Lapraik, a neighbor of...
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