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Harry Lawson
protagonist

Harry Lawson

from A Journey to the Centre of the Earth

Professor Hardwigg's orphaned nephew, approximately 19-20 years old, who acts as the narrator. He is generally less robust and more sensitive than his uncle, prone to vertigo, fear, and philosophical contemplation. He possesses a strong sense of scientific curiosity but is balanced by prudence and self-preservation.

Personality Traits

PrudentSensitiveLoyal (despite himself)ObservantIntellectual (less specialized than uncle)FearfulWorryingRomantic (with Gretchen)Resilient (physically and emotionally)

About Harry Lawson

Harry Lawson is a protagonist character in Jules Verne's classic novel "A Journey to the Centre of the Earth" (1871). Professor Hardwigg's orphaned nephew, approximately 19-20 years old, who acts as the narrator. He is generally less robust and more sensitive than his uncle, prone to vertigo, fear, and philosophical contemplation. He possesses a strong sense of scientific curiosity but is balanced by prudence and self-preservation.

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