What are the characters and characteristics of Anne of Green Gables?

The main characters in Anne of Green Gables are Anne Shirley, Diana Barry, Matthew Cuthbert, Marilla Cuthbert, Gilbert Blyth and Mrs Rachel Linde.

The characters and characteristics of Anne of Green Gables are as follows:

Anne Shirley: A girl with red hair and freckles. The young mother is lost. Soon, my father died, too. After many twists and turns (living in many families and taking care of many pairs of twins), she was adopted by an old brother and sister on Edward Island (they originally wanted to adopt a boy) and started her new life. I like fantasy, love nature, say whatever I want, and often can't control myself, so I often do something wrong. The nature of loving beauty often makes jokes. Frank, kind, hardworking and cherish friendship.

Diana Barry: Annie's good friend, with beautiful black hair and black eyes, is kind and cheerful, but weak and ill. Like Anne, I cherish their friendship very much. Annie's best friend. I can hardly live without Annie.

Matthew Cuthbert: The owner of Green Gables' farmhouse is introverted. Except Marilla and Mrs. Linde, he is afraid to talk to other women (the scene where he went to buy cloth alone but happened to meet the waitress was particularly interesting). But he is a very kind person. He was the first person to discover the "girl switch incident", but he didn't have the heart to tell the truth to this little red-haired girl who was full of hope and fantasy about her "new home". Later, it was at his insistence that Anne was finally left at the Green Gables farmhouse. I love Annie very much. In his eyes, Anne is a very, very good little girl. It is Anne's closest relative in the world, and Anne herself once said to Marilla, "If it is Matthew, he will certainly understand". At the end of Anne of Green Gables, she died of a heart attack (touching scene).

Marilla Cuthbert: Sister of Matthew Cuthbert and owner of Green Gables Farm. The temper is very different from Matthew's. Marilla is a prim and serious person. Anne's education is very strict, sometimes even a little too much. But in my heart, I really like this little guy who likes to talk and fantasize. When Anne went to Queen's College, one night Marilla cried because she missed Anne. Because I love her, I am afraid that I will indulge her too much, so I unconsciously become very strict. The best example of "beating is pain, scolding is love".

Gilbert Blyth: When Anne was a child, they had an argument because Gilbert made a joke and called Anne a "redhead". Anne vowed to hate him for life, but Gilbert fell in love with this special red-haired girl. Later, because he gave Annie the opportunity to receive vocational education in our school, the relationship between them was reconciled.

When Annie went to college, they were alumni. Gilbert's confession to Anne was rejected. At the end of Anne, a female college student, when Anne heard that Gilbert was seriously ill and might die, she finally came to her senses. She has always liked Gilbert. Gilbert will be seriously ill, firstly because of his health, and secondly because he thinks Anne is going to marry Roy Gardiner. Finally, Gilbert heard that Anne turned down Roy Gardiner's proposal of marriage and miraculously got better. The two finally got together and got engaged.

When Anne was the headmaster of Xiayuan Town, Guibert was studying medicine. They talked by mail. Of course, in Anne of the Dream House, they got married. In later stories, they had children. It is Anne's teaching to children to mention Rainbow Valley in Anne's warm fireplace villa. The last "Lira in the Warm Fireplace Villa" is what happened to Anne's little daughter in the First World War.

Mrs Rachel Linde: Cuthbert's brother and sister are old neighbors and good friends. She is a very traditional British woman (Canada at that time completely followed British customs) and likes to pay attention to other people's affairs.

The original words in the book: "If you want to pass by Rachel Linde's house without paying attention to propriety and manners, you can't escape Mrs. Linde's keen eyes." At this time, Mrs. Linde is sitting at the window, with sharp eyes on the outside world, from the stream to the urchin. No matter what unusual things she finds, she will try to find out, otherwise she will not be at ease. " So, when they first got along with Annie, there were many contradictions, but in the end they all cleared up their differences. When I was in Anne, a college girl, I moved to the green gabled farmhouse.

Reflections on the writing of Anne of Green Gables;

Anne of Green Gables is a touching story of Lucy Maud Montgomery, a Canadian woman writer. With clear, fluent and vivid humor, it tells the story of little Anne, the innocent and kind heroine, who lost her parents when she was a child and was not frustrated by the difficulties of life under the care of her friends and teachers. Since its publication, the book has been translated into more than 50 languages with a circulation of over 50 million copies. It is a world-recognized literary classic. This book is one of the series of "Picture Books of World Children's Literature". It is equipped with exquisite pictures, which keeps the original flavor and gives readers the best original style. Anne lost her parents when she was a child and was adopted when she was eleven. The little orphan girl has a distinct personality and is good at fantasy. She is self-respecting and self-reliant. With her own efforts, she not only won the love of adopters, but also won the respect and friendship of teachers and classmates.