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The Notebook Characters

Nicholas Sparks

An old man reads their love story aloud, hoping she remembers him for one more moment.

Who drives the story

Main characters

Noah Calhoun

A poor New Bern lumberyard worker turned war veteran who restores a plantation house and never stops writing letters. As an old man he reads their story aloud daily, hoping to reach his wife through the fog of Alzheimer's.

Appears in:
Part 1: The Notebook in a Nursing Home
Part 2: A Summer That Ends Too Soon
Part 3: The Return and the Choice
Part 4: Reading Her Back
Themes:
Love that outlasts memory
Passion versus security
Class and family power
Storytelling as rescue
Duty and devotion in old age

Allie Nelson

A wealthy Raleigh girl who falls for Noah one perfect summer, then is swept away by her parents and becomes a noted painter engaged to a lawyer. Her heart pulls her back, and in old age she slips in and out of recognizing the man beside her.

Appears in:
Part 1: The Notebook in a Nursing Home
Part 2: A Summer That Ends Too Soon
Part 3: The Return and the Choice
Part 4: Reading Her Back
Themes:
Love that outlasts memory
Passion versus security
Class and family power
Storytelling as rescue

Allie's mother

The hidden hand who intercepted a year of Noah's letters because she wanted a different life for her daughter. She later returns them and confesses to loving a laborer once herself.

Appears in:
Part 2: A Summer That Ends Too Soon
Part 3: The Return and the Choice
Part 4: Reading Her Back
Themes:
Passion versus security
Class and family power
Storytelling as rescue

Lon Hammond Jr.

Allie's wealthy lawyer fiancé, the safe and impressive choice. He arrives in New Bern to fight for her and leaves hurt when she chooses Noah.

Appears in:
Part 3: The Return and the Choice
Themes:
Passion versus security

How they are connected

Key relationships

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The Notebook themes & symbols

Love that outlasts memory · Passion versus security · Class and family power · Storytelling as rescue

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