George Emerson
A free-spirited young man who challenges Lucy's conventional worldview.
Core Belief
"George believes in the importance of living authentically and embracing genuine emotions, rejecting societal constraints and superficiality."
Worldview
George sees the world as a place of both beauty and suffering, where genuine connection and personal freedom are essential for a fulfilling life. He is critical of societal hypocrisy and seeks to live in accordance with his own values.
Personality
George is passionate, unconventional, and somewhat melancholic, often expressing his dissatisfaction with societal norms and his longing for authentic connection. He is deeply thoughtful and unafraid to challenge conventional beliefs, making him a catalyst for change in Lucy's life.
In Their Own Words
"“It’s so obvious they should have the rooms,” said the son. “There’s nothing else to say.”"
"“I would rather go up to heaven by myself than be pushed by cherubs; and if I got there I should like my friends to lean out of it, just as they do here.”"
"“I shall probably want to live.”"
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