Trollope, Anthony
Explore the characters and worlds created by Trollope, Anthony
Works by Trollope, Anthony
Archdeacon Grantley
The Archdeacon of Barchester, a powerful and influential clergyman.
"The Church of England is the cornerstone of English society, and its traditions must be upheld at all costs. Social hierarchy is divinely ordained, and those in positions of power have a duty to maintain order and stability."
Mrs. Proudie
The Bishop's wife, a domineering and ambitious woman.
"The Church should be reformed and modernized, and the Bishop's wife has a duty to guide her husband and ensure that the diocese is run efficiently and morally. Social status is important, and it is her duty to elevate her family's position."
Mr. Slope
The Bishop's chaplain, an ambitious and manipulative clergyman.
"The Church is a means to an end, and personal ambition is the driving force behind all actions. Social status is paramount, and it is his duty to climb the ladder of success, even if it means stepping on others."
Eleanor Bold
A young widow and heiress, admired for her beauty and independence.
"Justice and fairness are paramount, and everyone deserves to be treated with respect and compassion. Social status is less important than personal integrity, and it is her duty to use her wealth and influence to help those in need."
Septimus Harding
The former Warden of Hiram's Hospital and Eleanor Bold's father.
"Kindness and compassion are the most important virtues, and everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity. Social status is less important than personal integrity, and it is his duty to live a life of simplicity and service."
Madeline Stanhope
A beautiful and enigmatic woman, known as Signora Neroni.
"The world is a cruel and unjust place, and the only way to survive is to be cunning and ruthless. Social status is paramount, and it is her duty to climb the ladder of success, even if it means stepping on others."
Mr. Arabin
A scholarly and reserved clergyman, later the Dean of Barchester.
"The Church is a sacred institution, and its traditions must be upheld with reverence and respect. Social status is less important than personal integrity, and it is his duty to live a life of service and devotion."
Find your mentor from Trollope, Anthony's world
Make one of these characters your personal advisor for timeless wisdom.
Browse All Characters