A kindly, elderly family doctor who has attended to the family for years. He advocates for open communication about sex and urges the parents to educate Ruth. He diagnoses the pregnancy, confronts the irresponsible Tommy, and informs the parents, serving as the story's moral voice.
Davidge and Tommy clash morally when the doctor holds the boy accountable for his actions.
Davidge serves as Ruth's medical provider, diagnosing her condition and guiding her care.
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