Hume, Fergus, 1859-1932
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Open pageThe Mandarin's Fan by Hume, Fergus, 1859-1932 is often approached through characters such as Clarence Burgh, Forge, Lo-Keong. This page gathers the main figures and reading paths tied to the work.
Readers usually arrive at The Mandarin's Fan looking for a quick sense of the story, its tone, and the central conflict.
The Mandarin's Fan also supports character-driven reading because the work has a recognizable cast that can be explored one figure at a time.
Clarence Burgh: Adventurous, scheming, reckless rogue. Known for adventurous and scheming personality; reckless and bold, willing to save his skin; dishonest, stealing and lying openly.
Forge: Cunning, secretive Chinese-sympathizing businessman. Known for cunning and secretive demeanor; self-centered and opportunistic.
Lo-Keong: Honorable Chinese Mandarin with diplomatic poise. Known for approaches with dignity and seriousness; displays pride in his position.
Rupert Ainsleigh: A young, honorable gentleman caught in a web of mystery and social tension. Known for conflicted about financial troubles and sense of duty; proud of family estate and heritage.
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Open pageClarence Burgh: Adventurous, scheming, reckless rogue. Known for adventurous and scheming personality; reckless and bold, willing to save his skin; dishonest, stealing and lying openly.
Open pageForge: Cunning, secretive Chinese-sympathizing businessman. Known for cunning and secretive demeanor; self-centered and opportunistic.
Open pageLo-Keong: Honorable Chinese Mandarin with diplomatic poise. Known for approaches with dignity and seriousness; displays pride in his position.
Open pageRupert Ainsleigh: A young, honorable gentleman caught in a web of mystery and social tension. Known for conflicted about financial troubles and sense of duty; proud of family estate and heritage.
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