Lucy

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Authors: Fran Wilde

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Lucy is the protagonist of the novel ‘Farthing’ by Jo Walton. She is a thoughtful and observant young woman who finds herself in the midst of political intrigue and scandal. As she becomes aware of the injustice surrounding a murder and cover-up, she begins to question her own beliefs and the society she is part of. Lucy’s character is defined by her courage and determination to seek the truth, even in the face of prejudice and adversity.

Quotes

[“I can’t stand people calling each other traitors or thinking the worst of each other without any reason. I can’t bear to see people assuming the worst of people just because they’re different or because they don’t come from round here”,”It’s not about being Goys and Jews, it’s about who’s trying to do the right thing and who’s not.”,”There are worse things than dying.”]

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Appearance

Lucy has chestnut brown hair, hazel eyes, and is of average height with a slender build.

Gender

Female

Abilities.

Keen observation, critical thinking

Archetype

Protagonist

Species

Human

Age

Book

Farthing

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