The protagonist and sole surviving Redfellow. An ambitious man who murders multiple relatives to claim the family fortune after feeling wronged by his upbringing. Despite his ruthless actions, he develops genuine feelings for Ruth and respects Warren, but ultimately kills his grandfather Whitelaw in self-defense. He is arrested for a murder he did not commit but is freed when Julia provides a suicide note, allowing him to inherit the fortune.
Becket is framed for Lyle's death.
Developing romantic relationship.
Early platonic bond before adult estrangement.
The adult protagonist's connection to his childhood incarnation.
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