A modest little tenant child we encounter at the mill belonging to Darby's uncle. She came there for only 50 cents. While she was expected to be scared and run away in the face of the uncle's bullying, she stood like granite before him, as if proving how willpower, stubbornness, and mental unshakeability make a person strong. Her resistance did not just meet her own need; it became a spiritual lesson for R.U. Darby, who was watching her, teaching him not to give up in the face of poverty and that 'no' does not always mean 'no'.
She is a little poor girl from the most disadvantaged class of American society at that time. She received an order from her mother to bring back only 50 cents, and she has considered that order a vital mission.
A little girl with big eyes who looks docile but from whom a wild, authoritative spirit emerges when she challenges someone.
Darby'nin Amcası
An angry but powerless enemy figure who is defeated and yields to the girl's willpower in seconds.