Valmont's aunt and the host at whose residence Tourvel is staying. Her household provides the setting for Valmont's pursuit of Tourvel and for his efforts to obtain private correspondence through his page. She is connected to both central strands of Valmont's manipulation.
A local woman who believes the man died after she struck him with the heel of her hiking boot when he lunged at her. She helps conceal the body and later becomes Captain Wiles's partner.
Michael's mother, who visits the country house and invites Michael, Brooke, Kitty, and Johnny to a dance party at the Racquet Club. Her social invitation brings the four central characters together for another round of romantic misunderstandings.
A relative of the Sweet family and the wife of a tenderfoot, found in a covered wagon near Terrapin Tanks in labor. With Pete's help she delivers a boy, naming him 'Robert William Pedro Hightower' after the three men who found her. Before dying, she exacts their promise to save her son and act as his godfathers.
Neighbor or social acquaintance, interacts with Gilbreths.
The wife of the post's commanding officer, Major Allshard. Due to the threat of an Indian breakout, she is placed under Captain Brittles' protection alongside Olivia Dandridge for an evacuation mission.
Peter's supportive aunt who encourages Tammy to stay at Brentwood Hall.
Nurse Caroline Braddock is responsible for explaining the circumstances surrounding Emily’s final illness. She reports that Emily had been allowed to eat currants despite warnings about her restricted diet, providing an apparently innocent explanation for the violent nausea and subsequent heart failure that initially complicate the suspicions against Henry.
Yolanda's relative who previously managed the family fortune. She welcomes Yolanda back to the estate alongside numerous servants as she assumes control of her inheritance.
Mrs. Costello is Frederick's dowager aunt and an established expatriate whose opinion helps shape his view of Daisy. Before Frederick and Daisy's relationship develops, she warns him about Daisy's reckless ways with men, representing the social customs and reputation-conscious attitudes that influence his hesitation.
Wise matriarch guiding Addie through grief and instilling holiday traditions.
A former governess, she is aging, lonely, and unable to find work. After meeting a young girl named Miriam in a New York movie theater, she becomes distressed by the girl's repeated intrusions, including a quarrel over jewelry and an apparent fall through a window. The story ultimately suggests that Miss Miller may be trapped in delusion.
Mildred Natwick has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1940. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Addie Mills Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include The Trouble with Harry, Dangerous Liaisons, Addie and the King of Hearts. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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