Peter the Pardoner is associated with Simon the Summoner in holding Chaucer over his gambling debt. His presence creates the financial obstacle that William must overcome before the party can continue. William secures Chaucer's release by accepting responsibility for arranging payment.
Carl is the man whose girlfriend slept with John. When asked whether he will give her another chance, he promises to forgive and forget, though the exchange makes clear that his trust has been damaged. His response reflects the film's broader concern with whether forgiveness can overcome betrayal.
The nephew of Sir Richard and Lady Myra Naylor, residing in their country estate. He shares the household's experience of navigating the shifting political and social dynamics of early 1920s Ireland.
Jonathan Slinger has 15 screen credits in a career dating back to 1992. Signature works include Crave, Bait, A Thousand Kisses Deep. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
