Twemlow

Twemlow
Mr. Twemlow makes his first appearance in Chapter II as a dinner guest of the "new money" social climbers, The Veneerings. He is a soft-spoken, shy, and well-mannered man, a docile memeber of the upper class; he's so docile that Dickens describes him as a piece of furniture. And indeed, the Veneerings like to have them at their dinner table for the prestige of his family connection to the eminant Lord Snigsworthy. In the end, Twemlow proves himself to be open-minded and kind-hearted when he stands up against the upper class' general distaste for Eugene and Lizzie's marriage. #Class Disparity

Twemlow is an educated man, though the history of his education is never discussed. He is often seen reading dinner invitations and newspapers.

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