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Ace

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Boarder at Jinx Henderson's

Richard Ames (Colin Campbell)

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Neil Armstrong

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Mentioned in passing as the first human on the moon.

Beth Lou

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[mentioned in passing] Girl whom Richard Ames claimed his mother knew, who unwittingly married her mother's brother, about whom he wrote a True Confessions story. He actually got the story from The Ring Cycle.

Gloria Meade Calhoun

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Alias under which Gwen Novak proposed making contact with the various Taliaferros in the Golden Rule directory, hoping to find out why one of them was wanted dead.

Colonel Colin ("Killer") Campbell, Richard Ames

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A military hero who rescued the students of Percival Lowell Academy from an unspecified danger. Gwen Novak's oldest daughter was one of the students. He was missing a foot; he may have lost it during this mission. While he was a resident of the space station Golden Rule, in the role of writer Richard Ames, he was dragged into a series of events (by Gwen Novak, who eventually revealed that she was really Hazel Meade Stone, sent by the Time Corps to recruit him) that culminated in the mission to travel through time and dimensions to save the computer Mike from being destroyed during the deciding battle of the Lunar Revolution. After surviving the mission he joined the Long family colony on Tellus Tertius. One of his aliases was Richard Campbell.

Senator Cantor

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The Senator from Standard Oil, and putative addressee of a message brought to Richard Ames by Bill Johnson.

Charlie

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Vacuum suit dealer to whom Ingrid Henderson instructed her daughter to take Richard Ames and Gwen Novak to buy suits.

Marcy Choy Mu

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Traffic controller on duty at Hong Kong Luna when Richard Ames made the crash landing.

Aunt Cissy

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[mentioned in passing] Allegedly the youngest wife of Richard Ames' Uncle Jock; according to Ames she was still in high school.

Colonel Colin Campbell (Richard Ames)

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Hazel Meade Davis, Sadie Lipschitz, Gwendolyn Nova

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Dockweiler

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Rental agent from whom Gwen Novak rented a space car in which to leave Golden Rule.

John Black Eagle

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Jinx Henderson's name before he married Ingrid Henderson.

Evelyn Fingerhut

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[mentioned in passing] Editor who bought romance stories from Richard Ames. He warned Ames that knowing something about his subject matter is a handicap in selling stories.

Fingers

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"Mayor" of Bill Johnson's alley in Golden Rule. He is obviously an underworld boss.

Lance Corporal Finnegan

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Name by which Hendrik Schultz claimed he was once known; he immediately afterward reversed himself.

Mungerson Fitts

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Assistant Deputy Administrator for Superrogatory Statistics in Golden Rule. He offered to handle Richard Ames' problem when Ames asked to see the Manager.

Franco

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Chief Proctor in Golden Rule.

Frankie

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Head bartender of the Country Kitchen.

Hans

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Wine steward at the restaurant where Richard Ames had his dinner interrupted by Herr Nameless.

Mistress Hardesty

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Alias by which Richard Ames addressed Gwen Novak while interrogating the nightwalker who intercepted them as they tried to leave her apartment. [If this story takes place in the same universe as "The Menace From Earth" (see Jeff Hardesty), the surname may be common in Luna.]

Jinx Henderson

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Salvage operator who rescued Richard Ames and Gwen Novak after their crash landing on Luna. He was owner of Happy Chance Salvage Service, Dry Bones Ice Company, Henderson's Overland Cartage Company, and John Henry Drilling, Welding and Rigging Contractors. He took Ingrid Henderson's surname when he married her; he was born John Black Eagle.

Wolf Henderson

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Ingrid Henderson's son.

Howie

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Maggie Snodgrass' late partner, whom Jinx Henderson hinted had died under suspicious circumstances.

Ignatius

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Accountant whom Sethos ordered to settle Richard Ames' and Gwen Novak's accounts and bring cash to close them out.

Jock

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(Uncle) Possibly apocryphal relative of Richard Ames about whom Ames told Gwen Novak highly improbable stories about his sex life. He was a resident of Grinnell, Iowa.

Bill Johnson

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Nightwalker (undocumented laborer) who intercepted Gwen Novak and Richard Ames as they were moving out of her apartment. He was ineptly disguised as a proctor.

Senator Richard Johnson

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Alias used by Richard Ames before leaving Golden Rule.

Juanita

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Manager of the Country Kitchen

Naomi Kondo

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Daughter of Tetsu Kondo. Gwen Novak assumed her identity to leave Golden Rule, donning geisha attire as a disguise.

Tetsu (Tiger) Kondo

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Richard Ames' host at The Spaceman's Widow.

Yukimo Kondo

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[mentioned in passing] Daughter of Tetsu Kondo.

Lilybet

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Bus driver who operated the route from Lucky Dragon to Hong Kong Luna.

Sadie Lipschitz

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To Sail Beyond the Sunset, Gwen Novak claimed this was her original name.

Luanna Pauline

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[mentioned in passing] Dancer who starred as Titania in the Halifax Ballet Theater's performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream that Richard Ames attended the night Herr Nameless approached him about killing someone.

Soupie McClanahan

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[mentioned in passing] Founder of Dry Bones Pressure.

Arthur Middlegaff

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Manager's Proxy for Housing in Golden Rule, who sent Richard Ames an eviction notice the day after Enrico Schultz was killed.

Mike

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Colin Campbell was recruited to help the Time Corps rescue the sentient computer, Mike, from destruction during the final battle of the Lunar Revolution. The book's ending leaves his fate unknown.

Morris

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Waiter who was serving Richard Ames when his dinner was interrupted by Herr Nameless.