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| residence = Sadie, Louisiana | | residence = Sadie, Louisiana | ||
| full_name = Frederick Augustus Wilson, Jr. | | full_name = Frederick Augustus Wilson, Jr. | ||
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Frederick Augustus Wilson, Jr. (born April 1, 1949) | Frederick Augustus Wilson, Jr. (born April 1, 1949) is the head librarian at the Sadie Public Library, who meets [Cash] when he visits the library to review old newspapers. Wilson has spent most of his life in Sadie, except while going to college in Baton Rouge and working in Covington for a few years. He has led an increasingly reclusive life, one founded on a false nostalgia, in the house his parents owned. | ||
Wilson is motivated by stability and consistency nostalgia gives him. | |||
Wilson wants to live a quiet, simple life. | |||
Wilson is challenged by his connection to [Hal] and [Verge]. | |||
Wilson will discover _____. | |||
When Wilson first meets [Cash] and realizes that he is looking for [Verge], he pretends to be helpful but also calls [Hal], who sends the two police offers to scare off [Cash]. The violence by the cops reminds Wilson of the brutality [Hal] is capable of. In response, he begins talking to [Verge] about freeing themselves from [Hal]'s grip. | |||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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Frederick Augustus Wilson, Jr. (born April 1, 1949) is the head librarian at the Sadie Public Library, who meets [Cash] when he visits the library to review old newspapers. Wilson has spent most of his life in Sadie, except while going to college in Baton Rouge and working in Covington for a few years. He has led an increasingly reclusive life, one founded on a false nostalgia, in the house his parents owned.
Wilson is motivated by stability and consistency nostalgia gives him. Wilson wants to live a quiet, simple life. Wilson is challenged by his connection to [Hal] and [Verge]. Wilson will discover _____.
When Wilson first meets [Cash] and realizes that he is looking for [Verge], he pretends to be helpful but also calls [Hal], who sends the two police offers to scare off [Cash]. The violence by the cops reminds Wilson of the brutality [Hal] is capable of. In response, he begins talking to [Verge] about freeing themselves from [Hal]'s grip.
