Literary Character

Beresford from The Old Man of the Mountain

From The Old Man of the Mountain · Strang, Herbert; Bull, René, 1872-1942 [Illustrator]; Cuneo, Cyrus, 1879-1916 [Illustrator]

Beresford is a enduring, resourceful Englishman facing decline in The Old Man of the Mountain, known for becomes physically and mentally weakened over time; initially cheerful and resourceful, but deteriorates.

Role in the story

Enduring, resourceful Englishman facing decline

Personality and defining traits

becomes physically and mentally weakened over time; initially cheerful and resourceful, but deteriorates

Why readers remember this character

becomes physically and mentally weakened over time; initially cheerful and resourceful, but deteriorates

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The Old Man of the Mountain

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Strang, Herbert; Bull, René, 1872-1942 [Illustrator]; Cuneo, Cyrus, 1879-1916 [Illustrator]

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