Carette of Sark

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Readers usually arrive at Carette of Sark looking for a quick sense of the story, its tone, and the central conflict.

Carette of Sark also supports character-driven reading because the work has a recognizable cast that can be explored one figure at a time.

Main characters

Carette: A bright, lively girl raised amidst island traditions and adventures. Known for quick changes and childish vagaries kept one very much alive; need for guidance due to peculiarly circumstanced upbringing; described as radiant and unpredictable, keeping others in expectation.

Carette Le Marchant: Bright, charming girl from Sark with playful and radiant personality. Known for childish vagaries kept one very much alive.

George Hamon: Sturdy, authoritative landholder and defender of community. Known for admits that Paul Martel was good-looking and had attractive manners; Keeps a tense attitude towards troublemakers, ready to use force.

Phil Carré: Adventurous and intelligent young sailor with deep thoughtfulness. Known for intelligent and deep-thinking; loyal and responsible.

Protagonist: Resourceful and resolute savior in peril. Known for resilient and hopeful amidst danger; Courageous in risking pursuit to help Carette; Determined and resourceful.

Uncle George: A cheerful, brave, and resourceful guardian of family and home. Known for wise and resourceful in difficult situations; cheerful and brave under danger.

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