Leon Errol (played by Leon Errol) is a protagonist in Say Uncle.
The protagonist suffering from a hangover who must hide leftover party guests when his wife returns. He attempts a comedic cover-up by passing them off as relatives from Alaska, driving the central conflict. Fan Dancer (played by Claire Carleton) appears in Say Uncle.
A leftover guest from the previous night's party. Errol tries to conceal her by pretending she is his niece from Alaska, which complicates his efforts to explain her presence to his wife. Mrs. Errol (played by Joan Blair) appears in Say Uncle.
Errol's wife who returns from a trip unexpectedly. Her arrival triggers the protagonist's need to fabricate a story to hide the unwanted guests left over from the party.
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Characters
Leon Errol
(played by Leon Errol) — protagonist
The protagonist suffering from a hangover who must hide leftover party guests when his wife returns. He attempts a comedic cover-up by passing them off as relatives from Alaska, driving the central co...
Fan Dancer
(played by Claire Carleton) — supporting
A leftover guest from the previous night's party. Errol tries to conceal her by pretending she is his niece from Alaska, which complicates his efforts to explain her presence to his wife.
Mrs. Errol
(played by Joan Blair) — supporting
Errol's wife who returns from a trip unexpectedly. Her arrival triggers the protagonist's need to fabricate a story to hide the unwanted guests left over from the party.
Key Relationships
Leon Errol → Mrs. Errol
(Family Spouse)
Fan Dancer → Mrs. Errol
(Conflict Target Of Deception)
Fan Dancer → Leon Errol
(Narrative Deceiver)
Story Analysis
A comedic narrative centered on a man's desperate attempt to hide leftover party guests by fabricating a family cover-up upon his wife's unexpected return.