Juliana's quiet, subordinate niece who initially assists Morton in his quest for the Aspern papers. After Juliana's death, she negotiates the handover of the letters but demands a condition that exposes Morton's moral failure. She ultimately overcomes her hurt to find inner strength and confronts him with a decisive revelation.
A transactional alliance formed through deception and shared interest in the literary legacy.
A familial bond defined by cohabitation and inherited responsibility.
Tina serves as the living custodian of the poet's historical and emotional artifacts.
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