The characters / Catalog entry
Alfred Freeman
Alfred Freeman is recorded in 1 distinct story.
The Barrows family’s retired widower neighbor on Eldridge Street, who witnesses Leanne emerge carrying Gary. This identity is currently scoped to Sleeping Beauties; it is not merged from an identical name in another work.
Also recorded as Mr. Alfred Freeman, Uncle Alf.
Stories and supporting passages
Sleeping Beauties
Read the passage Spoilers · Story context
A few minutes after two o’clock, Mr. Alfred Freeman, the Barrowses’ neighbor at 19 Eldridge Street, a retired widower, was spraying his curbside hostas with deer repellant. The door of 17 Eldridge banged open and Mr. Freeman observed Ms. Barrows as she staggered from her front door, carrying young Gary under her arm, like a piece of siding.
The Barrows family’s retired widower neighbor on Eldridge Street, who witnesses Leanne emerge carrying Gary.