The massive patriarch of the herd who initially dismisses his son due to his small stature. He becomes humiliated when a mouse panics the herd, but ultimately gains respect for his son after witnessing his bravery.
The Mouse publicly exposes Goliath I's fear of mice.
The Mouse frightens Goliath I and the herd, causing them to flee and hide in the river.
A strained father-son relationship that develops into mutual respect.
Goliath II is described as the tiny son of Goliath I, the biggest elephant of them all. Goliath I initially dismisses him because of his small size.
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