Holly Sykes

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Holly Sykes is a central, time-spanning protagonist in David Mitchell’s interconnected novels, most prominently featured in "The Bone Clocks," through whom he explores themes of mortality, memory, and the supernatural.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn David Mitchell interconnected novel cycle
Slade House NERFINISHED
The Bone Clocks NERFINISHED
The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet NERFINISHED
Utopia Avenue NERFINISHED
associatedWith Anchorites NERFINISHED
Horologists
birthPlace Gravesend NERFINISHED
centralTheme identity
memory
mortality
supernatural
time
characterArc coming-of-age to old age
connectedTo David Mitchell shared universe characters
createdBy David Mitchell NERFINISHED
familyMember Aoife Sykes NERFINISHED
Ed Brubeck NERFINISHED
Jacko Sykes NERFINISHED
firstAppearance The Bone Clocks NERFINISHED
firstAppearanceYear 2014
gender female
hasAbility psychic sensitivity
radio people perception
hasChild Aoife Brubeck NERFINISHED
another unnamed child
hasPerspective first-person narrator in parts of The Bone Clocks
involvedIn conflict between Atemporals
lifeSpanCovers early 21st century
late 20th century
mid-21st century
narrativeRole central character
protagonist
nationality English
notableWorkInUniverse The Radio People (memoir within The Bone Clocks) NERFINISHED
occupation author
barmaid
memoirist
settingAssociatedWith Iraq War era
Kent NERFINISHED
near-future climate-crisis Britain
spouse Ed Brubeck NERFINISHED
themeVehicleFor ethical consequences of immortality
family and parental love
impact of war on civilians
memory and narrative reliability

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