Red Dusk and the Morrow · Characters
Character guide
Key figures in Red Dusk and the Morrow by Paul Dukes.
Captain Zorinsky
supporting
Also known as Zorinsky
A captain who interacts with the narrator and other characters in the early chapters.
Melnikoff
major
Also known as Dmitri Dmitrievitch Melnikoff, Dmitri
A key figure whose actions and relationships drive much of the plot.
Mrs. Marsh
supporting
Also known as Marsh
A woman involved in the domestic and social dynamics of the story.
Stepanovna
supporting
Also known as VI Stepanovna
A female character with a significant presence in the narrative.
Dmitri Konstantinovitch
supporting
Also known as Dmitri
A character who appears in various scenes and interacts with the main cast.
Uncle Egor
supporting
An older relative figure who provides advice and local color.
The Doctor
supporting
A medical professional who appears in several key scenes.
Ivan Sergeievitch
supporting
Also known as Sergeievitch
A character involved in the political and personal conflicts of the story.
Maria
supporting
Also known as Poor Maria
A woman whose suffering and resilience are highlighted in the narrative.
Mr. Marsh
minor
Also known as Marsh
A male member of the Marsh family with a role in the household.
Comrade Morozov
supporting
Also known as Morozov
A Bolshevik figure who appears in political discussions and actions.
Grisha
minor
A younger character who interacts with the main protagonists.
Varia
minor
A female character with a notable presence in the story.
Vera Alexandrovna
minor
Also known as Vera, Alexandrovna
A woman of some social standing who appears in several chapters.
Martha Timofeievna
minor
An older female character with a minor but distinct role.
Vasili Petrovitch
minor
A character involved in military or political events.
The Finn
minor
A mysterious or recurring figure from Finland.
Pavel Ivanitch
minor
A character who appears in the narrative with limited scenes.
Fita
minor
A minor character mentioned in the story.
Michael Ivanitch
minor
Also known as Michael Ivanitch Schmit
A character with a brief but named appearance.
Monsieur Marsh
minor
A French-inflected version of Mr. Marsh, possibly a separate character.
Elena Ivanovna
minor
A female character with a minor role.
Madame Marsh
minor
Another Marsh family member, possibly Mrs. Marsh's counterpart.
Vania
minor
A minor character mentioned in the narrative.
Shura
minor
A minor character with a few mentions.
Mr. Markovitch
minor
A character who appears in the story briefly.
Michael Mihailovitch
minor
A minor character with a patronymic name.
Badaev
minor
A minor character mentioned in the text.
Varvara
minor
A female character with a small role.
Otto Pertz
minor
Also known as Herr Otto Pertz
A German character appearing in the narrative.
Sasha
minor
Also known as Dear Sasha
A character addressed in correspondence or dialogue.
Captain Cromie
minor
Also known as Cromie
A British naval officer involved in the events.
The Little Policeman
minor
A minor law enforcement figure.
Ivan Pavlovitch
minor
A character with a brief appearance.
Ivan Ilitch
minor
A minor character in the story.
Joseph Krylenko
minor
Also known as Krylenko
A historical Bolshevik figure who appears as a character.
Henry Esmond
minor
A literary reference or character name in the text.
Joseph Ilitch
minor
Also known as Joseph Afirenko, Afirenko
A minor character with multiple name variants.
Nicolas Nicolaevitch
minor
A character with a patronymic name, likely a noble.
Alexei Fomitch
minor
Also known as Fomitch
A minor character in the narrative.
Dr. Ziv
minor
Also known as Dr. G. A. Ziv
A doctor who appears briefly in the story.
Alexander Vasilievitch Markovitch
minor
Also known as Markovitch, Alexander
A character with a full name, appearing in limited scenes.