Narrator (Frame Story)
from The House on the Borderland
Tonnison's friend, the primary narrator of the frame story. Observant and intellectual, initially skeptical but ultimately deeply disturbed and somewhat convinced by the manuscript's veracity. Possesses a certain literary sensibility.
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Narrator (Frame Story) is a supporting character in William Hope Hodgson's classic novel "The House on the Borderland" (1908). Tonnison's friend, the primary narrator of the frame story. Observant and intellectual, initially skeptical but ultimately deeply disturbed and somewhat convinced by the manuscript's veracity. Possesses a certain literary sensibility.
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