Mr. Slope is a character from the novel The Barchester Towers by Anthony Trollope. He is a clergyman known for his ambitious nature and desire for power within the church. Mr. Slope is often depicted as manipulative and self-serving, seeking to advance his career at the expense of others. In the story, Mr. Slope becomes involved in the political and social conflicts of the town of Barchester. His interactions with other characters, such as Mrs. Proudie and Archdeacon Grantly, highlight his cunning personality and the complexities of church politics during the Victorian era.