Captain Len Guy

Arthur Gordon Pym

Pym is a passenger and collaborator with Captain Guy on the Antarctic expedition, sharing a mutual goal of exploration and survival.

Dirk Peters

Captain Guy commands the ship and relies on Peters as a skilled and loyal crew member, especially during crises.

Mr. Jeorling

Captain Guy and Jeorling have a professional relationship as captain and passenger, with Jeorling often questioning Guy's decisions.

Hunt

Hunt is a crew member under Captain Guy's command, but their interactions are marked by tension and suspicion.

James West

James West is a subordinate officer on the ship, and Captain Guy relies on him for navigation and command duties.

Hearne

Hearne is a mutinous crew member who openly defies Captain Guy's authority, creating a hostile dynamic.

Hurliguerly

Hurliguerly is the boatswain under Captain Guy, and they share a respectful working relationship.

Mr. Atkins

Mr. Atkins is the ship's cook, and Captain Guy interacts with him in a routine professional capacity.

Martin Holt

Martin Holt is a crew member under Captain Guy, and their relationship is one of command and duty.

Glass

Glass is the ship's carpenter, and Captain Guy relies on him for maintenance and repairs.

Mr. Jeorling

Captain Guy and Jeorling have a professional relationship as captain and passenger, with Jeorling often questioning Guy's decisions.

Arthur Gordon Pym

Pym is a passenger and collaborator with Captain Guy on the Antarctic expedition, sharing a mutual goal of exploration and survival.

I: The Kerguelen Islands

The English captain of the schooner Halbrane, expected to arrive at Christmas Harbour.

The Schooner Halbrane

The reserved and impassive captain of the Halbrane, who initially refuses to take passengers.

Captain Len Guy

Initially refuses Jeorling's request for passage, but later relents and offers him a berth on the Halbrane.

From the Kerguelen Isles to Prince Edward Island

Reveals his monomania about the truth of Poe's narrative, claims to have found a bottle and letter at Kerguelen, and expresses hope that survivors of the Jane may still be alive.

Edgar Poe's Romance

Mentioned as having gone to Illinois to look for Dirk Peters, linking the novel to the current narrative.

An Ocean Waif

Identifies the frozen corpse as Patterson, his brother's mate, and reveals that William Guy is his brother.

VII: Tristan d’Acunha

Remains on board, absorbed in charts and Poe's narrative; avoids going ashore despite the opportunity to meet Glass who knew his brother.

Bound for the Falklands

Discusses the veracity of Pym's narrative and agrees to take Jeorling as a passenger for the entire campaign.

IX: Fitting Out the Halbrane

Oversees the refitting and recruitment for the expedition, discusses plans with Jeorling.

X: The Outset of the Enterprise

Commands the Halbrane; discusses Cook's theories and the possibility of a southern continent with Jeorling.

From the Sandwich Islands to the Polar Circle

Expresses faith in Providence and discusses the mission to find his brother and the Jane's crew.

Between the Polar Circle and the Ice Wall

Anxious about wind changes and the schooner's progress; discusses weather with Jeorling and West.

Along the Front of the Icebergs

Commands the Halbrane with boldness and prudence, discusses the open sea theory with Jeorling, and leads reconnaissance of the ice barrier.

XIV: A Voice in a Dream

Expresses gratitude to God for the open sea and focuses solely on rescuing the castaways of Tsalal Island, indifferent to the fantastical elements of Pym's narrative.

XV: Bennet Islet

Emotionally affected by the discovery of the plank from the Jane; eager to find traces of his brother's crew.

XVI: Tsalal Island

Leads the expedition ashore, expresses despair over his brother's fate, and orders departure.

And Pym?

Interrogates Hunt and debates continuing the search for his brother and Pym.

A Revelation

Addresses the crew to offer monetary rewards; focused on rescuing his brother William Guy and the Jane survivors.

Land?

Len Guy examines the land through his telescope, orders soundings, and later steers south-sou'-west after Jeorling's argument.

XX: “Unmerciful Disaster”

Asserts command after the wreck, leads prayers for the dead, and confronts the mutineers.

Amid the Mists

Expresses frustration at the persistent fog and inability to take observations; discusses the possibility of land with Jeorling.

XXII: In Camp

Leads the exploration of the new land, addresses the crew about wintering and the boat decision, and later responds to the mutiny.

XXIII: Found at Last

Leads the group in preparing for winter and is overjoyed to find his brother William alive in the derelict boat.

Eleven Years in a Few Pages

Reunites with his brother William Guy at Halbrane Land.

XXV: “We Were the First”

Agrees to immediate departure from Halbrane Land; participates in the voyage and investigation of the magnetic sphinx.

A Little Remnant

Reunited with his brother, his happiness helps him endure the anxieties of the voyage.