Hanna

The March family's black housekeeper. She has a lively personality and is good at cooking. She is loved and trusted by all members of the March family. However, she is very weak with cats. When Hanna met John in the city at the beginning, her circumstances were different, but as a fellow black woman, she was heartbroken about slavery. Although she is a housekeeper, Hanna sometimes takes care of the children, and in the second half of the story, she supports the four sisters in place of Mary, who has to go to Washington for a few weeks. In addition, there is no setting that Hanna is a black woman in the original novel.