A young woman born in Saint-Pierre-Port, who grew up fatherless and was raised with great care like a princess by her uncle Lethierry, having seen no hardship or pain. She is extremely beautiful, light-hearted, and innocent. Her act of writing Gilliatt's name in the snow, entirely unaware, triggers his obsession with her. She becomes the sorrowful angel of a house shaken by the sinking of La Durande. Spiritually drawn to the religious path and the priest Ebenezer overnight, she discovers love. In the finale, she marries Ebenezer and departs the island by steamer toward happiness, thanks to Gilliatt's immense sacrifice.
Since her earliest years after losing her father, she was taken under the wings of Lethierry and lived a respectable life on Guernsey as the softest, most fragile being in the heart of a stern man. She grew up as one of the most beautiful flowers on the island, never knowing the gloomy face of the sea.
A woman with long blonde-auburn hair, light as a feather, with a white face, carrying that divinity of the transition period from childhood to young womanhood, with delicate hands ('four fly-feet'), light freckles appearing on her face in summer, and a dazzlingly beautiful smile.
Gilliatt
Except for writing his name in the snow for amusement, she cannot even imagine seeing Gilliatt in her own existential plane. In a story of a monster and an angel, the abyss between them goes unnoticed.
Ebenezer Caudray
She is deeply and passionately in love with him, looking upon him as a messenger of God, a savior.
Üstat Lethierry
Her hero, her father; the comfort point of her life.