A male impersonator who becomes Nan’s first real love interest and acts as a catalyst for Nan’s move to London. She is a singer and dancer who desires to be a star.

Nan's second love interest and a wealthy widow living in a luxurious London neighborhood. She introduces Nan to a lavish lifestyle while controlling her behavior.

Nan's third major love interest, who is characterized by her socialist beliefs and caring nature. She lives with her brother and partakes in charity and political activism.

A dynamic character and one of Diana’s servants, who briefly becomes involved with Nan. She becomes more self-assured after leaving Diana's household.

Florence’s brother, who is kind, supportive, and shares his sister's socialist ideals. He is known for his benevolent nature and acceptance of Nan.

Nan's sister, who initially appears close to Nan but struggles with her sister's identity and desires. She embodies a traditional perspective on relationships.

Kitty's agent who later becomes her husband, known for his involvement in securing stage performances. His relationship with Kitty reveals complexities in her personal life.