What are the characters in the novel_Far From The Madding Crowd

                                         Characters of Far From The Madding Crowd


 Major and minor characters of the novel

 

Major characters of the novel:

·       Bathsheba Everdine

·       Gabriel Oak

·       Bold wood

·       Fanny Robin

·       Sergeant Troy

        

Minor characters:

1.    Liddy Smallburry

2.    The Oldmaltstar

3.    Joseph Poorgrass

4.    Jan Coggan

5.    Henry Fray

6.    Cain Ball

 


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