Stone Angel Proper Nouns Flashcards
Sir Daniel Currie
A wealthy, Scottish merchant who is proud; his friend cheated him into debt.
Jason Currie
Stubborn, he left Scotland for Canada and set up a store in Manawaka; he has two sons, and his wife died after the birth of his only daughter
Matt Currie
Hagar’s eldest brother who died of influenza at 29 and seldom pleased his father; he married Mavis McVitie
Mavis McVitie
Matt’s widowed wife who later married Alden Cates and had three children; her father was a lawyer
Daniel Currie
Hagar’s other brother who is 4 years older than her; he teased her, tried to get money from his nanny, and was sickly and died of pneumonia at a young age
Clair Shipley
Bram’s plump wife who died of a blursed spleen and had tao daughters, Gladys and Jess
Bram Shipley
Hagar’s husband who is 14 years older that her and an unsuccessful farmer but a good dancer
Hagar Shipley
The protagonist of the novel
Doris Shipley
She cooks, cleans, and care for the elderly Hagar and is religious
Marvin Shipley
Hagar’s first-born son who was a young soldier during WWI and sells paint; he has ulcers
John Shipley
Hagar’s younger son who is wilder than his brother and engaged to Arlene Simmons
Christina (Lastname)
Hagar granddaughter who is 27
August (Lastname)
Tina’s husband who is a lawyer in the east
Steven Shipley
Hagar’s grandson who is an architect
Telford Simmons
The bank manager of Manawaka who marries Lottie Drieser; his father ran the funeral parlour and spent his earnings on alcohol
Lottie Drieser
Determined to marry well and acquire social status despite being a social outcast when growing up
Charlotte Tappen
Hagar’s friend while growing up; she is the doctor’s daughter
Mr. Troy
The minister who sees Hagar at times during the novel
Reverend Dougall MacCulloch
Manawaka’s minister who dies unexpectedly
Morag MacCulloch
A teacher Hagar hears teaches the South Manawaka school.
Aunt Dolly
The Curries’ nanny who tries to get the romantic interest of Jason but leaves for her sister in Ontario after his death
Henry Pearl
A boy who is unnerved by seeing the body of his dead, baby sister in the funeral parlour