Mary
from The House on the Borderland
The Recluse's older sister and housekeeper. She is pragmatic and cares for the household duties and Pepper, but her mind is fragile. She is easily overwhelmed by supernatural terror, prone to catatonic fear, and develops a selective amnesia or denial concerning the truly horrifying events, accepting the Recluse's fabricated stories.
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About Mary
Mary is a supporting character in William Hope Hodgson's classic novel "The House on the Borderland" (1908). The Recluse's older sister and housekeeper. She is pragmatic and cares for the household duties and Pepper, but her mind is fragile. She is easily overwhelmed by supernatural terror, prone to catatonic fear, and develops a selective amnesia or denial concerning the truly horrifying events, accepting the Recluse's fabricated stories.
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