Eugene Wrayburn is a character from Charles Dickens' novel, Our Mutual Friend. He is a young, well-educated man who works as a law clerk in London. Wrayburn is portrayed as somewhat disillusioned and struggles with his identity and social status throughout the story. Wrayburn becomes romantically involved with Lizzie Hexam, a strong-willed woman from a lower social class. Their relationship highlights themes of class disparity and personal growth, as Wrayburn learns to appreciate Lizzie's values and resilience. His character development is central to the novel's exploration of love and societal expectations.