Ephraim Tellwright

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Ephraim Tellwright is a stern, miserly father and prominent figure in Arnold Bennett’s novel "Anna of the Five Towns," embodying the harsh, profit-driven ethos of the industrial Midlands.

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Ephraim Tellwright canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Anna of the Five Towns
associatedWith industrial Midlands
characterTrait authoritarian
miserly
religious hypocrite
stern
controls family finances
createdBy Arnold Bennett
embodies profit-driven ethos of the industrial Midlands
firstAppearance Anna of the Five Towns
gender male
influences Anna Tellwright’s choices and constraints
literaryFunction antagonistic parental figure
literaryPeriod Edwardian literature
moralAlignment morally rigid
nationalityInFiction English
notableFor extreme parsimony
harsh treatment of his daughter
occupation businessman
property owner
parentOf Anna Tellwright
religiousAffiliation Nonconformist Protestantism
represents harsh Nonconformist capitalism
roleInWork father of the protagonist
major character
settingOfActivity the Five Towns
linked to: Five Towns
themeAssociation conflict between duty and personal happiness
social and economic oppression

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Anna of the Five Towns hasCharacter Ephraim Tellwright
Willie Price businessPartnerOf Ephraim Tellwright
Willie Price owesMoneyTo Ephraim Tellwright
Willie Price pressuredBy Ephraim Tellwright
Agnes Tellwright relativeOf Ephraim Tellwright