Babylon Volume 3

Edith Le Breton: A beautiful and talented woman who becomes the focal point of the novel. She is known for her intelligence and independence which make her stand out in a society that often suppresses women's roles. Arthur Berkeley: A writer and intellectual who becomes romantically interested in Edith. He represents a more progressive viewpoint in contrast to the traditional and conservative society around him. Harry Waring: Another suitor of Edith he embodies the conventional expectations of wealth and status.