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Nigel Molesworth's Cynical Tendency Aaron Pocock students explore dance on stage-includingNigel Molesworth, the curse of St. Custards, was a much loved post war fictional schoolboy character who featured in a series of books by Geoffrey Willans and illustrated by Ronald Searle. The books also featured the headmaster Grimes, Nigels annoying younger brother Molesworth 2, his best friend Peason, the head boy Grabber and the school wet Fotherington Thomas. Nigels main characteristic was his cynicism and in Nigel Molesworths Cynical Tendency he