Dickens Characters

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Main Character of "Great Expectations"

Choirmaster who is thought to be the murderer of Edwin Drood

Born in a Debtor's Prison, her family fortune is lost in a banking scam

Retired Mill Owner who runs a school in the fictional Coketown in "Hard Times"

Constantly in debt, childhood landlord of David Copperfield

Sickly boy who escapes from Dotheboy's Hall with Nicholas Nickleby

Wicked Schoolmaster of Dotheboy's Hall in "Nicholas Nickleby"

Saintly girl who lives with her grandfather in "The Old Curiosity Shop"

Manservant and advisor of Mr Pickwick

Scheming lawyer in "Bleak House", ultimately murdered

Villainous half-brother of Oliver Twist

The Golden Dustman of "Our Mutual Friend" who acts as a Miser to demonstrate the dangers of wealth

Scheming clerk to Mr Wickfield, the main villain in "David Copperfield"

Blacksmith and early father figure for the main character in "Great Expectations"

Ebenezer Scrooge's charwoman in "A Christmas Carol"

Self-righteous and hypocritical architect from "Martin Chuzzlewit"

Childhood schoolfriend of David Copperfield at Salem House

The owner of Bleak House always helping others out financially

Redemptive lawyer, the main character in "A Tale of Two Cities"

Servant girl and companion to the spoilt Pet Meagles in "Little Dorrit"

Close friend and childhood boxing opponent of the main character in "Great Expectations"

Insightful female dwarf who captures the villainous manservant Littimer in "David Copperfield"

Honest carrier who is the main character in "The Cricket on the Hearth" who is led to believe his wife has cheated on him

Bob Cratchit's youngest son in "A Christmas Carol"

Street smart pickpocket and prominent member of Fagin's gang in "Oliver Twist"

Adoptive Aunt of David Copperfield, who suffers from paranoia of donkeys

The above character's kite-flying distant relative, who lives with her and is constantly trying to rid his head of King Charles I

Hook-handed, retired Sea Captain in "Dombey and Son"

Guardian of Neville and Helena Landless in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood"

Pip's secret benefactor and Estella's father in "Great Expectations"

Thief and murderer of Nancy in "Oliver Twist"

Fraudulent self-made businessman who employs many of the characters in "Hard Times"

Guardian of Estella at Satis House and eternal Bride in "Great Expectations"

Main antagonist of "A Tale of Two Cities", a female revolutionary out for revenge