Once stern and domineering, Marilla becomes a loving maternal figure, guiding Anne with understanding and wisdom as they raise twins Davy and Dora together.

Twins with contrasting personalities; Davy is mischievous while Dora is well-behaved, providing Anne and Marilla an opportunity to nurture and guide them.

An initially gruff outsider in Avonlea who becomes Anne's close friend, illustrating the theme of seeing beyond first impressions.

Anne's imaginative favorite student whose make-believe worlds echo his, Anne's, and Miss Lavendar's love for creativity, and who becomes a bridge between key storylines.

A lively woman whose long-lost romance reenters her life, resembling a future version of Anne with a penchant for imagination and solitude at her charming cottage.

A steadfast friend of Anne's with aspirations of becoming a doctor, known for his dedication and secret admiration for Anne.

Anne's best friend, whose traditional aspirations form a contrast to Anne's imaginative journey, but remains a trusted confidante through all of Anne's life events.

Avonlea's outspoken gossip who, despite her forthrightness, reveals a softer side through her role as a devoted wife and friend.