Agnes Wickfield

Clara Peggotty

Agnes and Clara Peggotty share a warm, supportive bond as trusted confidantes in David's life.

David Copperfield

Agnes is David's steadfast, loving guide and eventual second wife, representing his true soulmate.

Dora Spenlow

Agnes acts as a gentle, caring friend to Dora, helping her manage household matters and supporting David.

James Steerforth

Agnes is wary of Steerforth's charm and disapproves of his influence on David, maintaining a polite distance.

Uriah Heep

Agnes sees through Uriah's deceit and opposes his manipulation of her father, becoming his quiet adversary.

Little Em'ly

Agnes shows compassion toward Little Em'ly after her disgrace, offering her kindness and a path to redemption.

Mr. Wickfield

Agnes is the devoted, self-sacrificing daughter who cares for her father and protects him from Uriah's schemes.

David Copperfield

Agnes is David's steadfast, loving guide and eventual second wife, representing his true soulmate.

Clara Peggotty

Agnes and Clara Peggotty share a warm, supportive bond as trusted confidantes in David's life.

James Steerforth

Agnes is wary of Steerforth's charm and disapproves of his influence on David, maintaining a polite distance.

Mr. Wickfield

Agnes is the devoted, self-sacrificing daughter who cares for her father and protects him from Uriah's schemes.

Clara Peggotty

Agnes and Clara Peggotty share a warm, supportive bond as trusted confidantes in David's life.

XV: I Make Another Beginning

Agnes is Mr. Wickfield's daughter, a calm and gentle girl who becomes David's friend and housekeeper.

XVI: I Am a New Boy in More Senses Than One

Agnes welcomes David warmly, speaks of her mother's death, and shows her devotion to her father.

A Retrospect

Appears as a young woman, copying music, and informs David of Miss Larkins's impending marriage.

XIX: I Look About Me, and Make a Discovery

Agnes warmly welcomes David in Canterbury, and they share a close conversation about his future and her influence on him.

My First Dissipation

Agnes appears at the theatre and is shocked and saddened to see David drunk, urging him to be quiet and look at the stage.

Good and Bad Angels

Walks home with David after the party and reveals her distress over Uriah Heep's manipulation of her father, showing her selfless concern for Mr. Wickfield's peace.

I Fall Into Captivity

Departs for Canterbury; David worries about her potential sacrifice to Uriah Heep's schemes.

My Aunt Astonishes Me

Receives David's letter about his engagement; her calm and gentle presence soothes David even in her absence.

Depression

Visits David and his aunt, listens attentively to Betsey's story, and her presence brings comfort and trust.

Wickfield and Heep

Quietly supportive and angelic; David feels her calming influence even in the city.

Dora's Aunts

Receives David's grateful letter and replies with hopeful, cheerful advice.

XLII: Mischief

Visits the Doctor's with her father; meets Dora and forms a warm, cheerful bond with her.

XLIII: Another Retrospect

Bridesmaid and dear friend, receives Dora's last kisses and farewells.

XLIV: Our Housekeeping

Mentioned by Dora as someone she wishes she could live with to learn better housekeeping.

LIII: Another Retrospect

Visits Dora at her request; Dora speaks with her alone before dying.

Mr. Micawber's Transactions

Planned to come to London pending the settlement of her father's affairs.

LVII: The Emigrants

Agnes is with Aunt Betsey, assisting with preparations and smiling as she joins in the toast.

LVIII: Absence

David reflects on his love for her and the realization that he has lost the chance to marry her.

Agnes

Plays the piano, cares for her father, and gently advises David to stay and continue his good work.

A Light Shines on My Way

Agnes reveals she has loved David all her life and accepts his proposal.

LXIII: A Visitor

David's wife, a loving mother, and a gracious hostess who shares in the joy of Mr. Peggotty's visit.