A supernatural familiar that appears in the form of a dog, played by a human actor, assisting Elizabeth Sawyer in her actions. He embodies the era's beliefs about witchcraft and influences various characters' moral trajectories.

A man facing socio-economic pressure, whose actions and decisions set off a series of dramatic events. He navigates complex moral dilemmas and challenges posed by his family's expectations and social status.

A woman who finds herself entangled in Frank Thorney’s schemes, portrayed with agency and complexity. She navigates her difficult circumstances while seeking to maintain her moral integrity.

The play's clown who provides comedic relief through wordplay and physical humor, involved in a subplot about Morris dancers. His interactions with Dog offer a humorous perspective on the supernatural elements.

Frank's father, a gentleman facing financial difficulties, whose actions are driven by the socio-economic concerns of the time. His strategies to secure his family’s future create tension within the narrative.