A character in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete by Twain, Mark
The pretty new girl in town and Judge Thatcher's daughter, who becomes the object of Tom's infatuation and is later lost with him in the cave.
Also known as: Becky
Inside the story
Becky Thatcher is the pretty new girl in town and the daughter of Judge Thatcher. When she joins Tom Sawyer's circle, he quickly becomes infatuated with her, making Becky an important presence in his school days and youthful adventures.
A pretty, well-to-do girl of about Tom's age with long golden-yellow hair worn in two braids, blue eyes, and a fair, sweet face, dressed in a clean, ribboned summer frock and pinafore.
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