The Doll’s House

by

Katherine Mansfield

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Willie Brent Character Analysis

Willie Brent writes a letter to Aunt Beryl threatening to come to her front door if she doesn’t meet him in Pullman’s Bush later that night. He is likely a past or current lover of Aunt Beryl, and probably of a lower class. His threat to come to the front door would embarrass Aunt Beryl, who likely does not want anyone to know she is in any way associated with Willie.

Willie Brent Quotes in The Doll’s House

The The Doll’s House quotes below are all either spoken by Willie Brent or refer to Willie Brent. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
Insiders, Outsiders, and Class Theme Icon
).
The Doll’s House Quotes

The afternoon had been awful. A letter had come from Willie Brent, a terrifying, threatening letter, saying if she did not meet him that evening in Pulman's Bush, he'd come to the front door and ask the reason why! But now that she had frightened those little rats of Kelveys and given Kezia a good scolding, her heart felt lighter. That ghastly pressure was gone. She went back to the house humming.

Related Characters: Kezia Burnell, Lil Kelvey, Else Kelvey, Aunt Beryl, Willie Brent
Page Number: 321
Explanation and Analysis:
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Willie Brent Quotes in The Doll’s House

The The Doll’s House quotes below are all either spoken by Willie Brent or refer to Willie Brent. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
Insiders, Outsiders, and Class Theme Icon
).
The Doll’s House Quotes

The afternoon had been awful. A letter had come from Willie Brent, a terrifying, threatening letter, saying if she did not meet him that evening in Pulman's Bush, he'd come to the front door and ask the reason why! But now that she had frightened those little rats of Kelveys and given Kezia a good scolding, her heart felt lighter. That ghastly pressure was gone. She went back to the house humming.

Related Characters: Kezia Burnell, Lil Kelvey, Else Kelvey, Aunt Beryl, Willie Brent
Page Number: 321
Explanation and Analysis: