Titty Walker

John Walker

John is the protective older brother to Titty, often leading their adventures and looking out for her.

Susan Walker

Susan is the nurturing older sister to Titty, often managing domestic duties while Titty explores.

Roger Walker

Roger and Titty are younger siblings who play together and share a close, playful bond.

Mother Walker

Mother is affectionate and understanding with Titty, encouraging her imaginative nature.

Nancy Blackett

Nancy and Titty are adventurous friends who share a love of sailing and imaginative play.

Peggy Blackett

Peggy and Titty are friendly companions, with Peggy often following Nancy's lead in their adventures.

John Walker

John is the protective older brother to Titty, often leading their adventures and looking out for her.

John Walker

John is the protective older brother to Titty, often leading their adventures and looking out for her.

Susan Walker

Susan is the nurturing older sister to Titty, often managing domestic duties while Titty explores.

Roger Walker

Roger and Titty are younger siblings who play together and share a close, playful bond.

Mother Walker

Mother is affectionate and understanding with Titty, encouraging her imaginative nature.

Roger Walker

Roger and Titty are younger siblings who play together and share a close, playful bond.

Swallows and Amazons

Able-seaman Titty, eager and imaginative, contributes to the discovery of the hidden harbour.

The Peak in Darien

Titty named the promontory Darien after the sonnet about Cortez. She is imaginative, thinking of the island in terms of coral, treasure, and footprints. She signs as Able-seaman and plans to make a flag with a swallow.

II: Making Ready

Able-seaman Titty watches the tent setup, borrows fat Vicky, and later whistles for wind with Roger.

III: The Voyage to the Island

Able-seaman Titty suggests watching for savages, proposes using a native rowing boat for haybags, and hoists her swallow flag.

IV: The Hidden Harbour

Able-seaman Titty accompanies John to find the harbour, helps moor the boat, and speculates about 'natives' and the painted cross.

First Night on the Island

Able-seaman Titty spots the approaching boat, identifies the houseboat owner as a retired pirate, and helps with camp tasks.

Island Life

Able-seaman Titty observes cormorants, imagines the lake as the coast of China, and writes a letter to her mother.

More Island Life

Attempts to dive like a cormorant, then becomes a pearl-diver with Roger.

Skull and Crossbones

Able-seaman Titty spots the Amazon and its pirate flag, then volunteers to be left on an islet as a lookout.

The Arrow with the Green Feather

Able-seaman Titty swims with Roger, suggests the arrow may be poisoned, throws a stick to Roger as a pike.

The Parley

Able-seaman Titty questions the Amazons about their uncle, suggests the treaty be called a 'treaty of offence and defence,' and provides paper from her log.

In Alliance

Able-seaman Titty enjoys the 'rum' (lemonade) and asks about Captain Flint's parrot.

XII: Leading Lights

Able-seaman Titty lights the lanterns, spots the charcoal burners' fire, and helps keep watch on the lights during the night voyage.

XIII: The Charcoal-Burners

Able-seaman Titty is eager to see the charcoal-burners, asks about the serpent, and expresses excitement about the 'savages'.

The Letter from Captain Flint

Expresses frustration that the Amazons discovered the island first, but finds cheer in the idea that the Amazons may not know the charcoal-burners' secrets. Later suggests sinking Captain Flint's houseboat.

Captain John Visits Captain Flint

Titty suggests keeping the fire burning forever and enthusiastically supports declaring war on Captain Flint.

The Birthday Party

Spots the approaching native boat with the telescope, welcomes mother ashore, and rows the Swallow during the departure.

A Fair Wind

Able-seaman Titty is assigned to stay on Wild Cat Island as a lighthouse keeper, eagerly anticipating her solitary role.

Robinson Crusoe and Man Friday

Plays Robinson Crusoe, guards the camp alone, clears a path, and interacts with her mother as Man Friday.

Titty Alone

Able-seaman Titty is left alone on the island, keeps a log, tends the lighthouse, and ultimately captures the Amazon single-handedly.

XXII: The White Flag

Able-seaman Titty captures the Amazon single-handedly, sails her back to Wild Cat Island, and is praised by both crews.

Taking Breath

Plans a secret treasure hunt with Roger, tells stories of pirates, and recounts her night watch and capture of the Amazon.

Grave News from Houseboat Bay

Able-seaman Titty reports Mrs. Dixon's comments about Captain Flint and seeks permission to look for treasure.

He Makes Peace and Declares War

Insists the burglars left the box on Cormorant Island; leads the search and is disappointed when it's not found.

The Battle in Houseboat Bay

Able-seaman Titty suggests nailing colors to the mast, criticizes the pirate's fatness, and worries about Captain Flint's swimming ability.

XXVIII: The Treasure on Cormorant Island

Leads the treasure hunt on Cormorant Island, determined and imaginative.

Two Sorts of Fish

Able-seaman Titty finds Captain Flint's sea-chest and is rewarded with a parrot.

The Storm

Wakes to the storm, comforts the parrot, and later goes out to check the boats with John and Nancy.

The Sailors' Return

Titty brings her parrot Polly to say goodbye to the island and signs the parrot onto the ship's articles.