Tonnison
from The House on the Borderland
The narrator's friend and a more decisive, practical, and artistically inclined individual. He discovers the opportunities for angling in Kraighten and spearheads the exploration leading to the house. He is initially curious and less perturbed than the narrator but is eventually profoundly shaken by the manuscript.
Personality Traits
About Tonnison
Tonnison is a supporting character in William Hope Hodgson's classic novel "The House on the Borderland" (1908). The narrator's friend and a more decisive, practical, and artistically inclined individual. He discovers the opportunities for angling in Kraighten and spearheads the exploration leading to the house. He is initially curious and less perturbed than the narrator but is eventually profoundly shaken by the manuscript.
With PageSpeak, you can have real conversations with Tonnison, exploring their perspective on the events of the story and getting to know their personality through natural dialogue. Whether you want to discuss philosophy, ask about their experiences, or simply chat, Tonnison is ready to talk.
Other Characters from The House on the Borderland
Want to Talk to Tonnison?
PageSpeak is coming soon. Sign up to get notified when you can start conversations with Tonnison.