Who are the important characters in Smoky the Cowhorse historical fiction?

One main theme is the relationship between humans and animals. In the story, the bond between Smoky and the people around him is explored. Another theme could be survival. Smoky has to face various challenges in the wild and on the ranch.

It stands out for its vivid portrayal of the past. The detailed settings and characters bring that historical era to life.

I'm not entirely sure without reading the book, but usually in historical fictions, there are protagonists who drive the story forward. There might be a strong female character who is at the center of the events, perhaps a woman who has to face great challenges in that historical period.

There might be a diviner as an important character. This person could have special abilities to see the future or understand hidden things. There could also be a historical figure, perhaps a leader or an influential person in the society depicted in the story.

There might also be a powerful leader figure who either contributes to the downfall or tries in vain to prevent it. Their actions and decisions would have a major impact on the story.

Miss Thomas is also very important. She's kind to Bud when he arrives at the place where he thinks his father might be. And Herman E. Calloway, who turns out to be an important figure in Bud's search for his family. Bud initially thinks he's his father but later discovers he's his grandfather.

Thomas Cromwell is extremely important. He is the central figure around which much of the story revolves. King Henry VIII is also crucial as he is the king whose court is the setting for all the drama. Then there is Anne Boleyn, whose relationship with the king causes a great deal of upheaval.

The most important character is Jim, the young boy. He is the protagonist and through his eyes we experience the story. Then there are the soldiers, both Japanese and Allied, who play important roles in the power dynamics and the overall atmosphere of the story. There's also Basie, who befriends Jim at some point and they have a complex relationship.

Well, it's hard to say precisely without reading the book. However, we can assume that there is a central character, let's call them Rider. Rider is probably the one who embarks on the rides that are central to the story. There may be an antagonist, someone who opposes Rider's ideas or actions related to freedom. And there could be a group of friends or allies that Rider meets along the way. They support Rider, share in the adventures, and together they contribute to the overall narrative of the historical fiction about riding and freedom.

The most important character is Robinson Crusoe himself. He is the protagonist who endures all the challenges on the island. Then there's Friday. He is the native that Crusoe befriends and 'civilizes'. These two characters are central to the story.