Little Women
Hannah Mullet
The family's loyal servant
The Marches' sensible, hardworking servant and longtime friend. She shows her care through plain speaking and hot meals.
Hannah Mullet is the March family's long-serving household helper and friend. She is sensible, blunt and practical, and she works hard. Her care shows in plain speaking and good, hot meals.
She has helped raise the girls and is part of the family's foundation. When money is short and the household is under strain, she keeps things running. She is not a woman of long speeches, and her loyalty shows in what she does for the Marches every day.
In the story
Contains spoilers.
Hannah belongs to the background of the March household in this telling, as the practical presence who keeps the house going through hardship. She is part of the world that the sisters protect when their mother is away in Washington and they vow to keep the home fires burning.
In this adaptation she does not have a plot of her own. She stands for the steady, everyday loyalty that makes the family's warmth possible.
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