WILLOWS: THE CREOLE: CAST OF CHARACTERS

John	Alderman	Plantation overseer.
Abraham	Arceneaux	Small boy who tends to the horse.
Adele	Arceneaux	Clement’s wife.
Aimee	Arceneaux	Narrator’s great-great grandmother.
Antoine, Guillaume, Etienne, Olivier, René, and Xavier	Arceneaux	Bosa’s sons.
Bosa	Arceneaux	Mulatto common-law wife of François.
Clement	Arceneaux	Often the spokesman of the black workers on the plantation.
David, Jack, Joseph, Clement, George, Henry, Frank, Oliver, Peter, Isham, Joe, Ned, Eddo, Ben, Landon, Bob, Abraham, Chester, and Tom	Arceneaux	Bosa’s grandsons.
François	Arceneaux	Narrator’s great-great grandfather; builder of the house.
Hortense	Arceneaux	Narrator’s aunt who wills her the house.
Isabelle (Miss Izzy)	Arceneaux	Vincent’s daughter.
Joe	Arceneaux	Abraham’s father.
Jules	Arceneaux	Plantation employee who helps restore the house.
Louis	Arceneaux	Narrator’s father.
Oscar	Arceneaux	Plantation employee who helps restore the house.
Philippe	Arceneaux	Great grandson of Vincent.
Prosper	Arceneaux	Plantation employee who helps restore the house.
Sam, Charles, Jinsey, Will, Isaac, Prosper, Oscar, Jack, Thomas, Bartley, Simon, Jules, and Abraham	Arceneaux	Bosa’s great grandsons.
Stephanie	Arceneaux	Wife of Philippe.
Vincent	Arceneaux	Brother to François.
Theodore	Baryon	Accountant at property management office.
Mr.	Blanchette	Bank manager of new bank in New Orleans.
Albert	Carpantier	Adele’s brother; general store owner.
Eugenie	Carpantier	Adele’s mother.
Sarah	Carpantier	Adele’s youngest sister.
Tempest (Miss Tempy)	Carpantier	Adele’s grandmother.
Mr.	Collins	Bank manager in New York.
Isadora	Desbois	Friend of Justine and Annabelle.
Nathalie	Desbois	Friend of Justine and Annabelle.
André	Ferdinand	Son of Laurent.
Annabelle	Ferdinand	Daughter of Laurent.
Justine	Ferdinand	Daughter of Laurent.
Laurent	Ferdinand	Owner of neighboring plantation.
Armand	Grenot	Owner of the property management company.
Heloise	Hermes	Friend of Justine and Annabelle.
Mr.	Johnson	Headmaster.
Belva Ann	Lockwood	Female presidential candidate in 1884.
Caroline	Merrick	Asylum board member.
Mr.	Oger	Bank manager in New Orleans.
Elizabeth	Saxon	First woman in Louisiana to address a public body; spoke at the Louisiana Constitutional Convention’s Committee on Suffrage.
William	Tweed	New York City businessman convicted of fleecing the city of millions during several projects.