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Book cover of Daughter's Love
Daughter's LoveJ. A. (John Alexander) Guy, John GuyThomas More and Margaret Roper, book 1

Characters in Daughter's Love

5 characters, main characters first.

Main characters

  • Margaret Roper

    The highly educated, brilliant eldest daughter of Sir Thomas More, who acts as his intellectual confidante, smuggles his letters from prison, and preserves his legacy.

  • Sir Thomas More

    The famous English humanist, Lord Chancellor, and martyr who opposes Henry VIII's break from Rome and shares a deep, complex bond with his daughter Margaret.

Antagonists

  • King Henry VIII

    The formidable King of England whose desire for an annulment and supreme authority over the English Church drives the political and religious conflict that tears the More family apart.

Supporting characters

  • William Roper

    Margaret's husband and Thomas More's son-in-law, whose relationship with Margaret suffers strain due to her absolute devotion to her father.

  • Erasmus of Rotterdam

    The renowned European humanist scholar and close friend of Thomas More who highly praises Margaret's exceptional intellectual talents.