Sir Everard Waverley

Edward Waverley

Sir Everard is Edward's doting, aristocratic uncle who raises him as his heir and remains deeply concerned for his welfare.

Colonel Talbot

Colonel Talbot is an old friend of Sir Everard, and this connection motivates him to protect Edward despite political differences.

Fergus MacIvor

Fergus corresponds with Sir Everard to arrange Edward's visit to the Highlands, maintaining a polite but strategic acquaintance.

Baron of Bradwardine

The Baron and Sir Everard are old acquaintances and fellow Jacobite sympathizers who share a mutual respect for aristocratic tradition.

Edward Waverley

Sir Everard is Edward's doting, aristocratic uncle who raises him as his heir and remains deeply concerned for his welfare.

Baron of Bradwardine

The Baron and Sir Everard are old acquaintances and fellow Jacobite sympathizers who share a mutual respect for aristocratic tradition.

Fergus MacIvor

Fergus corresponds with Sir Everard to arrange Edward's visit to the Highlands, maintaining a polite but strategic acquaintance.

Baron of Bradwardine

The Baron and Sir Everard are old acquaintances and fellow Jacobite sympathizers who share a mutual respect for aristocratic tradition.

Colonel Talbot

Colonel Talbot is an old friend of Sir Everard, and this connection motivates him to protect Edward despite political differences.

Edward Waverley

Sir Everard is Edward's doting, aristocratic uncle who raises him as his heir and remains deeply concerned for his welfare.

Fergus MacIvor

Fergus corresponds with Sir Everard to arrange Edward's visit to the Highlands, maintaining a polite but strategic acquaintance.

Colonel Talbot

Colonel Talbot is an old friend of Sir Everard, and this connection motivates him to protect Edward despite political differences.

Editor's Introduction to Waverley

Portrayed as kindly and honourable, part of the calm English atmosphere.

Waverley

Edward's uncle, a Jacobite sympathizer whose influence and stories of chivalry shape Edward's romantic ideals.

Waverley-Honour—A Retrospect

The elderly baronet and Tory uncle, who remains a bachelor after a disappointed love; he becomes attached to young Edward and secures his position as heir.

III: Education

Edward's uncle, who provides him a home at Waverley-Honour and an indulgent tutor, but does not supervise his studies.

Castle-Building

Edward's uncle, who tries to engage Edward in field sports and tells long genealogical tales that occasionally fire Edward's imagination.

Choice of a Profession

Reluctantly accepts Edward's army commission under the Hanoverian dynasty, despite his Jacobite leanings; consoles himself with family pride.

VI: The Adieus of Waverley

Sir Everard gives Edward a ceremonial farewell, presenting him with horses, a letter to the Baron of Bradwardine, and counsel on duty and honor.

News from England

Writes kind, affectionate letters to Edward, inquiring about his stud, purse, and recruits.

XX: The English Prisoner

Mentioned as having been imprisoned due to Edward's conduct and as Colonel Talbot's benefactor.

Rather Unimportant

Mentioned as imprisoned and then released on bail due to Edward's actions.

A Brave Man in Sorrow

Mentioned in the letter as being at large but not permitted to leave London.

A Journey to London

Faces an impending trial for high treason, which can be dropped if Edward surrenders himself.

What’s to Be Done Next?

Mentioned as having a great opinion of Rose's father and family, and wishing to see Edward married and settled.

Dulce Domum

Welcomes Edward warmly and arranges generous marriage settlements.