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==Characters== *Charles Marlow β The central male character, who has set out to court the young attractive Kate Hardcastle. A well-educated man, "bred a scholar", Marlow is brash and rude to Mr. Hardcastle, owner of "Liberty Hall" (a reference to another site in London), whom Marlow believes to be an innkeeper. Marlow is sophisticated and has travelled the world. Around working-class women Marlow is a lecherous rogue, but around those of an upper-class card he is a nervous, bumbling fool. *George Hastings β Friend of Charles Marlow and the admirer of Miss Constance Neville. Hastings is an educated man who cares deeply about Constance, with the intention of fleeing to France with her. *[[Tony Lumpkin]] β Son of Mrs Hardcastle and stepson to Mr Hardcastle, Tony is a mischievous, uneducated playboy. *Mr. Hardcastle β The father of Kate Hardcastle but he is mistaken by Marlow and Hastings as an innkeeper. *Mrs. Hardcastle β Wife to Mr. Hardcastle and mother to Tony, Mrs. Hardcastle is a corrupt and eccentric character. She is an over-protective mother to Tony, whom she loves, but fails to tell him he's of age so that he is eligible to receive Β£1,500 a year. *Miss Kate Hardcastle β Daughter to Mr. Hardcastle, and the play's stooping-to-conquer heroine. *Miss Constance Neville β Niece of Mrs. Hardcastle, she is the woman whom Hastings intends to court. *Sir Charles Marlow β An aristocratic gentleman and father of Charles Marlow; he follows his son, a few hours behind.
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