Darby O’Gill and the Good People · Character
Margit Doyle
A village woman who appears in several domestic and social scenes.
minor
First appearance: darby o gill and the good people
Margit Doyle shows up with force in The Diplomacy of Bridget. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Defends her husband Dan'l John against accusations of polygamy during the sewing circle.
Margit Doyle first appears in 0003 darby o gill and the good people.
In The Diplomacy of Bridget: Defends her husband Dan'l John against accusations of polygamy during the sewing circle.
Later, in I: Margit is a loud and proud woman who boasts about her husband Dan'l John's courage, especially his lack of fear of ghosts, and taunts Bridget about Darby's fear.
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- Other
Character groups
- Village Dramatis Personae
- Extended Village Ensemble
- Protagonist
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Darby’s internal turmoil reaches its emotional and psychological peak here as he is consumed by dread over the…
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