Characters in Feather Castles (June 15, 1815)
***SPOILER***
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I. Rachel Strand
- Rupert Strand: Rachel's father, cheated at cards
- Charity Strand: Rachel's sister
- Justin Strand: Rachel's brother, knew Timothy Van Lindsay and Jeremy Bolster
- returned from India to pay his debts and recover from Malaria
- Sister Maria Evangeline: Rachel's teacher at the seminary she attended
- Andrew: Sister Maria Evangeline's groom
- Diccon: Sister Maria Evangeline searched and found him after the Battle of Waterloo
- told Tristram about Claude's plans to abduct the Prince Regent
- fled to Normandy, but kept in contact with General Sir Nevin Smollet
- Agatha Summers: Rachel's abigail, married Raoul, Claude's former groom
- Dr. Ulrich: Claude hired him to perform surgery on Charity which enabled her to walk again
- General Sir Nevin Smollet: Horse Guards
II. Colonel Tristram Leith
- Cloudhills in Birkshire: Leith's country seat
- Lord Kingston Leith: Tristram's father, 52 years old, widowed for 12 years, a baron
- Kingston considers marrying: Harriet Chandler, Mrs. Maribel MacNaughton, or Mrs. Dora Graham
- Freddy Foster mistakenly told Miss Brenda Smythe-Carrington that Kingston admired her
- also mentioned, but not considered, is Aurelia Pritchard
- after the mix up with the four women, Kingston married Mrs. Dora Graham
- Mr. Chesley: Leith's butler for thirty years
- Sir Herbert Glick: Kingston's heir if Tristram dies
- Jenevra: Tristram's mother; half-French
- Sarah "Sally" Cumming Leith: Tristram's sister
- going out with Sir Frederick "Freddy" Foster, 33 years old
- Miss Brenda Smythe-Carrington: debutante at Mrs. Maribel MacNaughton's ball
- General Smythe-Carrington: Brenda's father
- Deirdre Breckenridge: debutante at Mrs. Maribel MacNaughton's ball
- Lady Drusilla, Countess of Mayne-Waring: Kingston's sister, married to Palmer, Earl of Mayne-Waring
- Alain Devenish: sent down from Cambridge and was obliged to sell out due to pranks he had played
- Yolande Drummond: Alain's cousin, lives in Park Parapine
- Mr. George Kimball: Alain's cousin, smuggled brandy
- Miss Farthing: Alain's mare
- Mrs. O'Crumbs: Alain's one-eyed duck
- Ensign Charles Quincy: was able to give Tristram a message for Colborne before dying
- Lieutenant Jonathan Rayburne: Tristram tried to give Quincy's message to him, but he fought and ran off wildly, then was hit by a shell
III. Claude Sanguinet, lives in Kent, ten years older than Guy
- Parnell Sanguinet: Claude's younger brother
- Guy Sanguinet: Claude's youngest brother
- Annabelle AKA Nanette: Parnell's ward
- her brother died in a coaching accident
- she lived in the same seminary as Rachel had
- Madame Fleur Beauchard: Claude's aunt, widowed with six children
- Monsieur Antoine Benòt: Claude's cousin, an artist
- Monteil: a Swiss gentleman who exuded wealth and was in munitions
- James Garvey: one of Prinney's friends
- Shotten: works for Parnell and sometimes Claude
- was to inform Claude when Monteil and Garvey arrived at the ball
- Gerard: Claude's steward in Dinan; shot Alain with a crossbow
- Philippe and another man "accidently" fell into Claude's bottomless Pagoda Pool and drowned
IV. Others
- Mr. Garret Hawkhurst, married to Euphemia Buchanan
- held a garden party in honor of the christening of their infant son
- Lady Anne Hersh told Sarah Leith that her father was to wed Miss Brenda Smythe-Carrington
- Earl of Mayne-Waring told Sir Aubrey Suffield that Kingston was to wed
Mrs. Maribel MacNaughton
- Sir Horace Drake told the Dowager Duchess of Banbury that Kingston was to wed
Harriet Chandler
- Mrs. Dora Graham told Lucinda, Countess of Carden that Kingston had proposed to her
- Captain Sir Simon Buchanan: Euphemia's brother; married to Stephanie Hawkhurst
- Captain Lord Lucian St. Clair
- Redmond: wounded at the Siege of Ciudad Rodrigo
- Galen Hilby and Timothy Van Lindsay: Tristram's friends joined him during the Long Vacation
- Carlotta Bryce and Mrs. Dora Graham: sisters, Carlotta played the Harp
- Camille Damon
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