This character is told that if one has twenty pounds of income, then spending just under twenty pounds will yield happiness while spending just over that sum will yield misery.
This character is told that if one has twenty pounds of income, then spending just under twenty pounds will yield happiness while spending just over that sum will yield misery. This character's housekeeper and mother are both named Clara, so, to prevent confusion, the housekeeper goes by (*) Peegotty. After running away from his stepfather Edward Murdstone, this character goes to live with his aunt Betsey Trotwood. After Dora Spenlow dies due to a miscarriage, this man re-marries to Agnes Wickfield and helps unmask the misdeeds of Uriah Heep. For 10 points, identify this title character of a Charles Dickens novel.
This character is told that if one has twenty pounds of income, then spending just under twenty pounds will yield happiness while spending just over that sum will yield misery.
David Copperfield [accept either]