Robert Grant

Lord Glenarvan

Glenarvan acts as a protective guardian and mentor to young Robert Grant, driven by a sense of duty and growing affection.

Jacques Paganel

Paganel becomes a playful and instructive friend to young Robert, often teaching him geography and sharing adventures.

Mary Grant

Mary Grant is Robert's older sister, acting as a caring and protective maternal figure after their father's disappearance.

Lady Helena

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

Lord Glenarvan

Glenarvan acts as a protective guardian and mentor to young Robert Grant, driven by a sense of duty and growing affection.

Jacques Paganel

Paganel becomes a playful and instructive friend to young Robert, often teaching him geography and sharing adventures.

Mary Grant

Mary Grant is Robert's older sister, acting as a caring and protective maternal figure after their father's disappearance.

Jacques Paganel

Paganel becomes a playful and instructive friend to young Robert, often teaching him geography and sharing adventures.

Mary Grant

Mary Grant is Robert's older sister, acting as a caring and protective maternal figure after their father's disappearance.

Lady Helena

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

Lord Glenarvan

Glenarvan acts as a protective guardian and mentor to young Robert Grant, driven by a sense of duty and growing affection.

Lady Helena

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

The Three Documents

Not directly present but implied as part of Captain Grant's family that Lady Helena worries about.

III: The Captain's Children

Twelve-year-old brother of Mary, protective of his sister, deeply moved by the story of his father's shipwreck.

Lady Glenarvan's Proposal

Hears his sister's story with astonishment and expresses his determination to help.

The Departure of the Duncan

Eager to join the voyage, even willing to serve as cabin-boy; the captain is commissioned to teach him seamanship.

Through the Strait of Magellan

Demonstrates delight at Paganel's decision and receives instruction in geography and character from the crew.

The Course Decided

Eagerly joins the expedition, expressing determination to find his father.

Traveling in Chile

Eager and impatient, he struggles to stay in line, pressing forward on his mule until Lord Glenarvan commands him to hold his place.

Eleven Thousand Feet Aloft

Courageous despite exhaustion, insists he can continue walking rather than stop the group.

A Sudden Descent

Offers to help but is told to rest by Glenarvan.

Providentially Rescued

Missing after the avalanche; found alive in the condor's talons and rescued.

Thalcave

Recovering from his ordeal; treated by Thalcave with wild celery.

News of the Lost Captain

Emotionally identifies the prisoner as his father, saying 'Es mio padre' to Thalcave.

In Search of Water

Rides with Glenarvan and Thalcave; demonstrates good horsemanship and speaks lovingly of his father, Captain Grant.

XIX: The Red Wolves

Shows courage during the wolf attack and later expresses gratitude for being saved, declaring his duty to help rescue his father.

Strange Signs

Joins Paganel and the major to witness the flamingoes take flight.

A False Trail

Silent and tearful after the hope of finding his father is shattered.

The Flood

Rides with Glenarvan, reports the field of horns, and clings to Thaouka during the flood.

A Singular Abode

Expresses despair about his sister and the search; volunteers to gather wood for the fire.

XXIV: Paganel’s Disclosure

Participates in hunting with Paganel and is delighted by the renewed hope for finding his father.

Between Fire and Water

Joins Glenarvan and Paganel in the observatory; shows no fear of thunder.

The Return on Board

First to spring aboard the Duncan and embrace his sister; lavishes caresses on Thalcave and Thaouka.

A New Destination

Praised for his courage and devotion during the journey across the Pampas.

A Hospitable Colonist

Climbs the cliff first, outpacing Paganel; shares in the grief over the search's prospects.

The Quartermaster of the Britannia

Excitedly confirms Ayrton's memories of his childhood on the Britannia, including climbing the topsail yardarm.

An Accident

Bravely vanquishes an anteater-like beast, earning admiration.

Fresh Faces

Explores with Paganel; reluctant to leave the diggings.

A Warning

Spots a 'monkey' in the eucalyptus trees, which is later identified as an aborigine.

Wealth in the Wilderness

Nearly killed during the kangaroo hunt but is saved by Captain Mangles.

The Plot Unveiled

Weeps in his sister's arms upon learning the truth.

A Rough Captain

Joins the group in visiting the Macquarie; present during the decision to sail to New Zealand.

Vain Efforts

Assists in the rigging work and expresses fear about cannibals after Paganel's warnings.

Strangely Liberated

Escapes captivity and returns to dig a passage into the prison, enabling the group's liberation.

A Bold Stratagem

Assists in the effort to overturn the rock and create the crater.

From Peril to Safety

Spots Tom Austin on the Duncan, alerting the party to their rescue.

A Discouraging Confession

Mentioned indirectly as one of the 'poor children' whose father, Captain Grant, may be lost.

A Cry in the Night

Expresses determination to become a sailor to search for his father; hears the same cry as Mary and insists their father is near.

Captain Grant's Story

Reunited with his father; introduced to all friends; his heroic exploits are recounted.

LXI: The End

Becomes a sailor and is reunited with his father.