A Lilliputian woman banished for rebelling against the Emperor of Lilliput, she is the beloved of Reldresal. Her hidden presence and exile become central to the political conflict after Filmnap exposes Reldresal's assistance to her and Lord Bermogg. Gulliver later helps reunite her with Reldresal.
Mona Harris is Adam Tyler’s occasional girlfriend. Her anticipated rendezvous with Adam is disrupted when Eileen arrives at his apartment, forcing Adam to invent excuses and search for another meeting place. Despite the comic complications, Mona accepts Adam’s proposal after he catches her on the telephone.
Wormold's daughter with an extravagant lifestyle. Her financial demands motivate James to fabricate intelligence networks and fake military plans to secure additional funding from British intelligence.
Surfer friend.
Princess Ann travels to New York with her aunt, Countess Margaret, while preparing for her coronation. She meets singer and college student Riff Manton at a fraternity party, later goes out with him, and performs a duet with entertainer George Jessel. She orders dresses from Balenko and leaves for the coronation, prompting Riff to feel her departure.
Tom Dooley's fiancée, who elopes with him when trouble breaks out and marries him as they attempt to escape to Tennessee. Charlie Grayson pursues them because he also has romantic interest in her. While trying to reunite with Tom, she is caught by Grayson and accidentally stabbed during the struggle between him and Tom; she dies in Tom's arms.
The Newswoman appears in the television-news framing that introduces Terminal Island to the audience. Her segment presents the offshore prison established after the abolition of the death penalty and explains that first-degree murderers are sent there to survive for the rest of their lives.
Katie is connected to Josh McCloud's personal crisis. She leaves with Bart, taking money and cattle, and Josh sets out after her despite needing rest. Her departure drives Josh to pursue her, while Morg offers to help him.
Jo Morrow has 16 screen credits in a career dating back to 1957. Their work is anchored in the The Gidget Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The 3 Worlds of Gulliver, 13 Ghosts, Juke Box Rhythm. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
