Lady Helena

Lord Glenarvan

Lady Helena is Glenarvan's devoted and courageous wife, supporting him emotionally and practically in the rescue mission.

Jacques Paganel

Paganel and Lady Helena share a cordial and respectful friendship, with Paganel often amusing her with his scholarly digressions.

Robert Grant

Lady Helena shows maternal warmth and care toward young Robert Grant, comforting him during the perilous journey.

Lord Glenarvan

Lady Helena is Glenarvan's devoted and courageous wife, supporting him emotionally and practically in the rescue mission.

Lord Glenarvan

Lady Helena is Glenarvan's devoted and courageous wife, supporting him emotionally and practically in the rescue mission.

Jacques Paganel

Paganel and Lady Helena share a cordial and respectful friendship, with Paganel often amusing her with his scholarly digressions.

Jacques Paganel

Paganel and Lady Helena share a cordial and respectful friendship, with Paganel often amusing her with his scholarly digressions.

Robert Grant

Lady Helena shows maternal warmth and care toward young Robert Grant, comforting him during the perilous journey.

Robert Grant

Lady Helena shows maternal warmth and care toward young Robert Grant, comforting him during the perilous journey.

I: The Shark

Lord Glenarvan's wife; participates in the excitement and later retires to the cabin during the shark's dissection.

The Three Documents

Participates in the discussion, suggests Patagonia as the location, and expresses concern for Captain Grant's family.

III: The Captain's Children

Receives the Grant children at Malcolm Castle, comforts them, and explains the document and Lord Glenarvan's mission.

Lady Glenarvan's Proposal

Listens to Mary Grant's story, comforts the children, and proposes using the Duncan for the rescue expedition.

The Departure of the Duncan

Proposes to join the rescue expedition, demonstrating her brave and generous soul.

An Unexpected Passenger

Admires the sunrise and requests a tour of the Duncan.

Jacques Paganel Is Undeceived

Sympathetic to Paganel's predicament; explains the humanitarian purpose of the voyage; is recognized by Paganel as the daughter of William Tuffnel.

The Geographer's Resolution

Lady Helena uses her persuasive charm to appeal to Paganel's sense of scientific duty and humanitarian service.

Through the Strait of Magellan

Aims to raise Robert as a noble and generous being.

The Course Decided

Supports the expedition and bids farewell to her husband and the travelers.

Tristan d’Acunha and the Isle of Amsterdam

Serves as umpire in Paganel's wager; praises his knowledge of Australia.

The Storm on the Indian Ocean

Lady Helena comes on deck during the storm and displays noble courage alongside Miss Grant.

A Hospitable Colonist

Comforts Mary Grant with words of hope; accompanies the party ashore.

The Quartermaster of the Britannia

Comforts Mary Grant and later asks Ayrton for his opinion on the search plan.

Preparations for the Journey

Prepares for the journey with Mary Grant; delighted with the oxcart and its compartment.

An Accident

Travels in the cart; listens to Sam Machell's story; water reaches her feet during the accident.

Australian Explorers

Prompts Paganel to tell the history of Australian explorers.

Crime or Calamity?

Hosts the horsemen in the cart; is told only of a railroad accident, not the convict involvement.

Fresh Faces

Finds Toliné with Lord Glenarvan; receives a bouquet from him the next morning.

A Warning

Makes friendly advances to the aborigines, requests Glenarvan to distribute food, argues against the major's monkey theory using the boomerang demonstration.

Suspicious Occurrences

Travels in the cart with Miss Grant; remains cheerful despite the difficulties.

A Startling Discovery

Supports the group's morale and questions the major about his suspicions.

The Plot Unveiled

Tends to Glenarvan's wound and comforts Mary Grant.

Four Days of Anguish

Nurses Mulready with Mary Grant; reports that Mulready is improving.

Helpless and Hopeless

Lady Helena heroically tends to Mulready's wounds and encourages the group despite her own exhaustion.

The Wreck of the Macquarie

Endures the cramped and rolling quarters without complaint, though the rain and confinement seriously incommode her.

XLVII: A Dreaded Country

Travels on the raft with Mary Grant, remains calm, and is carried ashore without getting wet.

XLVIII: Introduction to the Cannibals

Captive with the group; suppresses her terror and converses in low tones with Glenarvan.

A Momentous Interview

Shows courage under threat, hides a revolver for self-defense, and is claimed by Kara-Tété before Glenarvan intervenes.

The Chief's Funeral

Prepares to die by her husband's hand rather than face torture or slavery.

Strangely Liberated

Shares a prayer with the group and is supported by Glenarvan during the perilous descent.

The Sacred Mountain

Enters the tomb with the group, reassured by the Maori superstition.

A Bold Stratagem

Inquires about the details of the plan and participates in the escape.

From Peril to Safety

Supports the young people with encouragement and avoids discouraging them.

Ayrton's Obstinacy

Attempts to persuade Ayrton to speak, but is unsuccessful.

A Cry in the Night

Attends to Mary after she faints, ministering to her needs.

Captain Grant's Story

Tells the story of the voyage to Captain Grant; blesses the marriage of Mary and Captain Mangles.

LX: Paganel’s Last Entanglement

Informed of Paganel's secret by Lord Glenarvan.