Central protagonist who becomes romantically involved with the Brown sisters. He breaks his engagement to Muriel, pursues multiple affairs including with Anne, publishes Muriel's private diary, and ultimately turns their complex saga into a published novel. By the 1920s, he is a successful but unmarried author reflecting on his past.
They maintain a significant personal connection across the relationship saga.
Claude encounters Diurka through the artistic and romantic circles surrounding the sisters, and Diurka later communicates important news to him.
Claude is closely connected to his widowed mother throughout the story.
The plot identifies Madame Roc as Claude's widowed mother and shows them living together in Paris.
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