Yvette Saywell - She is a young, free-spirited woman who feels stifled by the conventions of her upper-class family and society. Yvette is drawn to the mysterious gypsy man, representing freedom and sensuality that she craves.

The Gypsy - An unnamed gypsy man who embodies the wild, natural world that Yvette finds alluring. He is portrayed as virile and sensual, living outside of societal norms.

Lucille Saywell - Yvette's more conventional older sister who does not share her rebellious desires.

Reverend Saywell - The strict, repressive father of Yvette and Lucille who tries to control Yvette's behavior.

Aunt Cissie - The maiden aunt who enforces propriety in the household.

Mrs. Fawcett and Major Eastwood - A couple carrying on an affair, whose defiance of social mores appeals to Yvette's rebellious nature.

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