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From "Tom Brown's School Days" by Hughes, Thomas
George Arthur
A delicate and pious boy who becomes Tom's protégé.
Core Belief
"Arthur believes in the power of faith, love, and self-sacrifice. He strives to live a life that is pleasing to God and to help others in need."
Worldview
Arthur sees the world as a place of both suffering and divine grace. He seeks to find meaning and purpose in life through faith and service to others.
Personality
Arthur is a gentle, sensitive, and deeply religious boy. He is initially timid and withdrawn, but gradually gains confidence and strength through his friendship with Tom and his experiences at Rugby. He is characterized by his strong moral compass and unwavering faith.
In Their Own Words
"Oh no, Brown,” said the little boy, looking up with the great tears in his eyes; “you are so kind to me, I'm very happy."
"Please, Brown, may I wash my face and hands?"
"And I'm going to talk seriously, because I feel so."
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