Bunny

Bardie

Bardie and Bunny share a close, loyal friendship, often supporting each other through troubles.

Miss Delushy

Bunny and Miss Delushy are acquaintances who interact within the village social scene.

Miss Delushy

Bunny and Miss Delushy are acquaintances who interact within the village social scene.

Bardie

Bardie and Bunny share a close, loyal friendship, often supporting each other through troubles.

Bardie

Bardie and Bunny share a close, loyal friendship, often supporting each other through troubles.

Hunger Drives Him A-Fishing

Davy's orphaned granddaughter, aged about five, with a hearty appetite and dark eyes; she prompts Davy to go fishing.

The Fish Are as Hungry as He Is

Davy's dependent, who eats raw prawns and is in his thoughts.

V: A Little Orphan Mermaid

Mentioned by Davy as a little girl at home, about twice Bardie's size, to comfort Bardie.

Boat Versus Bardie

Davy's granddaughter; accompanies him on the walk to Sker-Manor but is carried due to the heat.

VIII: Children Will Be Children

Jealous of Bardie at first but is led by Bardie to Davy; shows eagerness to play with Bardie.

IX: Sandhills Turned to Sand-Holes

Mentioned as someone Davy cares about; Davy initially confuses Bardie's name with Bunny.

Under the Rock

Found asleep with Bardie, having covered her with her skirt; shows care and protection.

XI: A Wrecker Wrecked

Davy's granddaughter; she is sleepy and shy, clinging to Davy for protection.

For a Little Change of Air

Bunny arrives full of apples and is immediately drawn to Bardie. She stays behind to watch the funeral.

XVIII: Public Approbation

Davy's granddaughter, who scolds Bardie for not going to bed but is gently corrected by Davy.

Confidential Intercourse

Davy's grandchild, present during Bardie's stay, described as slow and stupid compared to Bardie.

Another Disappointment

Sent to bed by Davy for showing curiosity; later mentioned as snoring, prompting Sir Philip to give money for her.

Sound Investments

Davy cleans and dresses her up; she is a beneficiary of the trust alongside Bardie.

A Long Goodbye

Davy's wife, who is dressed up by the villagers with ribbon, shoes, and lace for the farewell.

The Polite Ferryman

Davy's motivation for earning money through the ferry.

Forcible Ejectment

Davy worries about her being underfed by Churchwarden Morgan.

The Little Maid, and the Midshipman

Mentioned as being cared for by Davy alongside Bardie.

XLIII: A Fine Price for Bardie

Eats heartily at the Sunday dinner and plays with Bardie afterward, showing Sabbath concern when Bardie mimics Davy.

Provides for Education

Davy's lawful granddaughter, who is to be educated by Master Roger Berkrolles; shows remarkable intelligence and curiosity during lessons.

A Brave Man Runs Away

Davy's granddaughter, now twelve years old, found singing the Welsh air 'Ar hyd y nos' to a sleeping child; she is surprised to see her old Granny (Davy) again after six years.

Great March of Intellect

Cries at not being invited, sneaks into the boating party after being locked up, showing determination.

Beating Up for the Navy

Visits Davy aboard the Sealark off Porthcawl.

In a Rocky Bower

Davy's granddaughter, a solid and well-built girl, engaged to Watkin Thomas, though she keeps it from Bardie at first.