Literary Character

Harry Conroy from Rowdy of the Cross L

From Rowdy of the Cross L · Bower, B. M., 1871-1940

Harry Conroy is a elusive, mildly roguish rival and suitor whose drink and mischief complicate a love-triangle and a professional departure in Rowdy of the Cross L, known for elusive or insubstantial presence (hard to pin down); Mischievous/devilish streak; Prone to drinking (problematic habit).

Role in the story

Elusive, mildly roguish rival and suitor whose drink and mischief complicate a love-triangle and a professional departure.

Personality and defining traits

Elusive or insubstantial presence (hard to pin down); Mischievous/devilish streak; Prone to drinking (problematic habit)

Key relationships or tensions

Elusive, mildly roguish rival and suitor whose drink and mischief complicate a love-triangle and a professional departure. Elusive or insubstantial presence (hard to pin down); Mischievous/devilish streak; Prone to dr...

Why readers remember this character

Elusive or insubstantial presence (hard to pin down); Mischievous/devilish streak; Prone to drinking (problematic habit)

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