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The Woman in Black: Characters
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What is Arthur Kipps' initial attitude towards ghosts at the start of the story?

He is rational and skeptical

Which themes does Hill explore through Arthur Kipps' character?

Fear, trauma, & psychological impact

What primarily drives Jennet Humfrye as the Woman in Black?

Anger & grief over losing her son

How is Jennet Humfrye portrayed in terms of her dual nature?

Both victim & perpetrator

What is Alice Drablow's relationship to Jennet Humfrye?

She is Jennet's sister

What does Alice Drablow's character represent in the story?

Societal hypocrisy

What is Sam Daily's role in relation to Arthur Kipps?

He warns Arthur about dangers

What does Sam Daily symbolise in the story?

The community's collective fear

What is Keckwick's occupation and key characteristic?

Taciturn pony & trap driver

What does Mr. Jerome's fear represent in the story?

Pervasive fear among townspeople

What does Stella Kipps represent in Arthur's life?

Hope & normality

What symbolic function does Spider the dog serve?

Loyalty & companionship

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