Truly is the wealthy heiress of the Scrumptious candy company. She first clashes with Caractacus after reporting his children's truancy, but becomes his companion during the journey to Vulgaria, helps rescue the children, and falls in love with him. Despite their social differences, she and Caractacus ultimately agree to marry.
A guest who recounts a childhood memory from a Christmas party at a mansion. While playing hide-and-seek, she discovers a hidden nursery, hears a weeping child named Francis Kent, and later learns that Francis was murdered by his sister Constance.
Margaret Marshall is Trevor Marshall's wife and the mother of Robin Marshall and Ben Marshall. She survives the sinking and boards the haunted freighter with her family, is captured in a chain locker by Ashland, escapes, and joins Trevor in the attempt to flee by life raft.
One of the Earl's daughters who participates in the forced equality experiment. On the island, she initially resists Crichton's leadership more strongly than the others but eventually yields. She falls deeply in love with Crichton and is his chosen bride. Upon the arrival of the rescue ship, she initially begs everyone to avoid lighting a signal fire to preserve their island life.
A schoolgirl with whom Polly has a brief romantic encounter while dawdling in the countryside on a newly purchased bicycle.
Kitty Scherbatsky is Dolly Oblonsky's sister and a young woman smitten with Count Vronsky. His public pursuit of the married Anna humiliates her at a grand ball. Kitty had rejected Konstantin Levin in Vronsky's favor, but after changing her mind she marries Levin.
The protagonist who inherits a family gift allowing her to stop any mechanical device she encounters. Her ability causes widespread chaos in London, stopping trains, cars, and factory machines. The powers cease when she is unconscious or falls in love, leading to media frenzy and marriage to journalist Jock Melville.
A young member of the Wilson family who is noticed at the Elstree studios and gets a chance to work in films. She meets director Rudi Kauffmann and actress Gloria Dewey, and her talent earns public recognition after an emotional performance as Heather. Her growing commitment to acting changes how much time she spends with her sister Phoebe.
Fiona is a girl from Brigadoon whom Tommy and Jeff see after becoming stranded in Scotland. They follow her to the village, where she wants Tommy to stay after the two fall in love. Tommy initially leaves with Jeff, but later returns to Scotland and is reunited with her.
Sally Ann Howes has 30 screen credits in a career dating back to 1943. Signature works include Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, The Making of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Stop Press Girl. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
