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Esme – his second wife – a widower when he married her and mother to four children. Mr Bentley a renowned London solicitor for whom Kipps works. They later become business partners. Tomes – Mr Bentley's clerk sniffs constantly as if he has a permanent cold.
Also question is, who is Jennet in The Woman in Black?
Jennet Humfrye (1855 - 16 November 1891) was an unmarried woman who gave birth to a child, Nathaniel. But, because she was unmarried when she became pregnant, she was forced to give her child to her sister.
Similarly, it is asked, how is the woman in black described?
The Woman in Black is a ghost story by Susan Hill, in which Arthur Kipps relates his haunting experiences at Eel Marsh House. He explains that a child dies each time the woman in black is seen. At the end of the story, Arthur sees the woman in black again and his wife and son die in a terrible accident.
In life, Jennet Humfrye's child died in an accident and she was driven mad with her desire for revenge. She blamed her sister who had let them go out that day.