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Reverend Allan, character art from the Anne of Green Gables graphic novel

Anne of Green Gables

Reverend Allan

The new minister

Avonlea's young, earnest minister and the husband of Mrs. Allan.

Reverend Allan is a handsome, clean-shaven young clergyman with neatly parted dark brown hair and kind gray eyes. He is eloquent, thoughtful, and approachable, and he brings new energy to the Avonlea church. He is the husband of Mrs. Allan.

He is a respected figure in the community, and Marilla and Matthew think well of him. In this adaptation he is a quiet presence in the background, defined mostly by his place as the husband of Anne's beloved Mrs. Allan.

In the story

Contains spoilers.

Reverend Allan arrives in Avonlea as its new minister, and his wife becomes Anne's Sunday school teacher and tea guest. He does not have a scene of his own in the outline, but his arrival is what brings Mrs. Allan into Anne's life.

Through the Allans, Anne gets a glimpse of what grace and kindness look like in a grown-up. They give the church a younger, warmer face. He remains one of Avonlea's steady figures.

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Character art

Reverend Allan design sheet

The reference sheet used to keep Reverend Allan looking the same on every page of the book.

Reverend Allan character design sheet: full figure, outfit and expressions

Relationships

Questions about Reverend Allan

Who is Reverend Allan in Anne of Green Gables?
He is the young minister of Avonlea and the husband of Mrs. Allan.
How is Reverend Allan connected to Anne?
His wife is Anne's Sunday school teacher and ideal of grace.
What is Reverend Allan like?
He is eloquent, earnest, and approachable.