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From "The Life of Charles Dickens, Vol. I-III, Complete" by Forster, John
Mrs. Roylance (Mrs. Pipchin)
A boarding-house keeper who takes in young Charles Dickens as a lodger.
Core Belief
"Discipline and order are essential for success."
Worldview
Pragmatic and unsentimental, focused on the practicalities of survival.
Personality
Stern and formidable, with a business-like approach to childcare.
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