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As the novel's narrator, _____ Copperfield recounts his life story, from his early childhood as an orphan to his career as a writer.
As the novel's narrator, David ___________ recounts his life story, from his early childhood as an orphan to his career as a writer.
Mr. _________, David's oppressive stepfather, treats him with cruelty and sends him away to a harsh boarding school.
David's mother, _____ Copperfield, is a gentle and kind-hearted woman who marries Mr. Murdstone but suffers due to his mistreatment.
________, the devoted housekeeper for the Copperfield family, offers David warmth, love, and a sense of belonging during his childhood.
Mr. ______, a simple and honest carrier, marries Peggotty, displaying his straightforward and reliable character.
Little _____, Peggotty's niece, endures a tragic fate, which deeply affects those who care for her.
_____ Heep, a cunning and manipulative clerk, becomes one of David's main adversaries throughout the novel.
Uriah ____, a cunning and manipulative clerk, becomes one of David's main adversaries throughout the novel.
Mr. ________, known for his colourful language and optimistic spirit, frequently faces financial troubles but maintains his resilient and humorous outlook on life.
____ Spenlow, David's first wife, is a childlike and fragile young woman who captures his heart.
Dora _______, David's first wife, is a childlike and fragile young woman who captures his heart.
_____ Wickfield, David's childhood friend and confidante, eventually becomes his second wife and a source of strength in his life.
Mr. _________, Agnes's father, is a kind but troubled lawyer who plays a significant role in David's life.
__________, a charming and charismatic friend, is ultimately revealed as untrustworthy, causing turmoil in David's life.
____ Dartle, a mysterious and embittered woman with a connection to Steerforth, harbours deep resentment and grief.
Rosa ______, a mysterious and embittered woman with a connection to Steerforth, harbours deep resentment and grief.
Mr. _______ serves as the harsh headmaster of Salem House, the boarding school David attends in his youth.
