Troy Phelan

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Troy Phelan is a reclusive, terminally ill billionaire whose shocking last will sets off the legal and personal drama at the heart of John Grisham’s novel "The Testament."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf billionaire
fictional character
novel character
appearsIn The Testament NERFINISHED
appearsInGenre legal thriller
associatedTheme family dysfunction
greed
inheritance disputes
redemption
beneficiaryOfWill Rachel Lane NERFINISHED
characterType patriarch
controls Phelan Group NERFINISHED
createdBy John Grisham NERFINISHED
deathCircumstance dies by suicide after signing his will
estateValue multi-billion-dollar fortune
firstPublicationContext The Testament (1999 novel) NERFINISHED
genreContext American legal fiction
hasFamilyRelation multiple children
multiple ex-wives
hasLawyers Josh Stafford NERFINISHED
other estate attorneys
hasLegalDocument last will and testament
hasMentalHealthIssue depression
healthStatus terminally ill
isDepictedAs mentally sharp at the time of signing his will
physically frail
legalFocusOf probate litigation in The Testament
medium novel
narrativeFunction inciting incident character
nationality American
notableAction disinherits most of his heirs
signs a new will shortly before his death
occupation business magnate
entrepreneur
personalityTrait eccentric
manipulative
reclusive
setting United States of America
surface form: United States
storyRole catalyst for the plot of The Testament
wealthSource corporate holdings
wealthStatus one of the richest men in the United States
willTriggers complex legal battle
family conflict

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The Testament mainCharacter Troy Phelan