Peter's Christmas Carol Minor Characters

Minor characters in Peter's Christmas Carol.

Past
Robbie Robertson - The owner of a store called Robertson's and Norman's first employer. Robertson threw a Christmas party on Christmas Eve annually.

Present
Richard Parker - The older son of Peter and Mary Jane. He and his twin sister, Mary, tried to open some of their presents early, but they were stopped by their older sister, May. They were then put into their seats by May and Mary Jane for dinner. If things remained unchanged, Richard and Mary would cry at Benjy's tombstone while Mary Jane comforted them. On Christmas Day, Osborn arrived with a goose for the whole family and toys for the children. Richard and Mary then played with their toys. With Osborn's help, their brother Benjy got better.

Mary Parker - The younger daughter of Peter and Mary Jane. She and her twin brother, Richard, tried to open some of their presents early, but they were stopped by their older sister, May. They were then put into their seats by May and Mary Jane for dinner. If things remained unchanged, Richard and Mary would cry at Benjy's tombstone while Mary Jane comforted them. On Christmas Day, Osborn arrived with a goose for the whole family and toys for the children. Richard and Mary then played with their toys. With Osborn's help, their brother Benjy got better.



Hank McCoy - A gentleman who was raising money for the poor. When he approached Osborn, he stated his case, but Osborn turned it around by theorizing that if the poor had money, then they'd be out of a job, which allowed him to be able to turn them away. On Christmas Day, they ran into Osborn again, who was much friendlier this time. Hank was then shocked but grateful when Osborn gave them two hundered dollars for the poor.

Logan - A friend of Mr. McCoy's. He was helping him raise money for the poor. When he approached Osborn, he stated his case, but Osborn turned it around by theorizing that if the poor had money, then they'd be out of a job, which allowed him to be able to turn them away. On Christmas Day, they ran into Osborn again, who was much friendlier this time. Logan was then shocked but grateful when Osborn gave them two hundered dollars for the poor and wished Osborn a merry Christmas.