The Windfairies · Character
Lucilla
A miller's daughter who danced with windfairies as a child and now will marry no suitor who cannot match her step for step.
major
Also known as little Lucilla, Poor Lucilla
First appearance: The Windfairies
As a major figure in The Windfairies, Lucilla is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
The miller's daughter who meets the windfairies, learns to dance, marries a sailor, and is later saved by the windfairies.
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Lucilla grows up solitary on the downs, admired by fisher folk for dancing that seems one with the waves, and she turns away every young man who cannot keep her pace. When a shipwrecked sailor swears he can dance as…
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Relationship types
- Friendship
- Social
- Family
- Rivalry
Character groups
- Protagonist
- Pastoral and magical elements
- Rural and domestic figures
- Notable minor characters
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Story tension across the book.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
The emotional and psychological peak occurs when the ploughman’s terror shifts from an invisible, booming voic…
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Follow the arc while readingRelationships
- The Windfairies
friendship · positive
A whimsical, protective bond where Lucilla communicates with and is guided by the magical… How this plays out →
- The Potter's Wife
friendship · positive
- The Wife
social · ambivalent
- The Old Gentleman
family · positive
- Vain Kesta
rivalry · negative
- The Windfairies
friendship · positive
A whimsical, protective bond where Lucilla communicates with and is guided by the magical… How this plays out →
- The Windfairies
friendship · positive
A whimsical, protective bond where Lucilla communicates with and is guided by the magical… How this plays out →
- The Old Gentleman
family · positive
- The Potter's Wife
friendship · positive
- The Wife
social · ambivalent
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Lucilla appears across 1 companion beat. Open any chapter in the free preview to see the notes beside the text.
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