Sallie Gardiner
Meg's fashionable, well-off friend, whose family gives the New Year's Eve dance.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Fred Vaughn
A lively, well-off young Englishman who first meets the Marches at Laurie's summer picnic.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Professor Friedrich Bhaer
A kind, poor and warm-hearted German teacher who lodges in a busy New York boarding house.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Hannah
The Marches' loyal housekeeper, who has been with the family since Meg was born.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Aunt March
The girls' rich, crotchety great-aunt, sharp with her tongue and careful with her money.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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John Brooke
Laurie's quiet, honest tutor, poor in money but rich in good sense.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Mr. Laurence
Laurie's gruff, wealthy grandfather, whose stern face hides a kind heart.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Laurie (Theodore Laurence)
The lively, lonely boy next door: rich, musical and longing for a family of his own.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Mr. March
The girls' gentle, scholarly father, serving far away as an army chaplain during the war.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Marmee (Mrs. March)
The girls' wise and loving mother, who guides them through hard times with patience and good sense.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Amy March
The youngest March, an artistic girl with golden curls who longs to be a fine lady.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Beth March
The shy, gentle third sister who loves music, kittens and home more than anything.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Jo March
The tomboyish second sister who loves books, hates fuss and dreams of becoming a famous writer.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Meg March
The eldest March sister, pretty and responsible, who sometimes wishes the family were rich again.
Little Women · Louisa May Alcott
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Clara Barley
Herbert's sweet-natured fiancée, who looks after her bedridden father by the river.
Great Expectations · Charles Dickens
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Compeyson
A smooth swindler who hides a criminal life behind a gentleman's manners.
Great Expectations · Charles Dickens
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Molly
Jaggers's silent, watchful housekeeper with unusually strong hands.
Great Expectations · Charles Dickens
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Startop
A gentle, bookish young man who studies with Pip and becomes a loyal friend.
Great Expectations · Charles Dickens
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Bentley Drummle
A rich, sulky young heir who studies with Pip and despises everyone.
Great Expectations · Charles Dickens
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Matthew Pocket
Herbert's kind, bewildered father and Pip's tutor in a very chaotic house.
Great Expectations · Charles Dickens
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The Aged Parent
Wemmick's very old, very deaf, very cheerful father at the Castle.
Great Expectations · Charles Dickens
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John Wemmick
Jaggers's dry clerk with a post-office mouth — who keeps a very different self at home.
Great Expectations · Charles Dickens
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Herbert Pocket
A cheerful, generous young gentleman with little money and big hopes — and Pip's roommate.
Great Expectations · Charles Dickens
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Trabb's boy
The tailor's cheeky errand boy, who refuses to be impressed by anyone.
Great Expectations · Charles Dickens
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