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Mr Leonce Pontellier Leonce Pontellier is Ednas wealthy oldfashioned husband Although he occasionally shows his love through material gifts he more than often shows his frustration through anger He finds Edna to be irresponsible and elicits help from Dr Mandelet as to her moody disposition He travels to New York on business for a large portion of the novel during which Edna moves out of the large house on Esplanade Street into her pigeonhole and falls in love with Robert Lebrun Robert Lebrun Robert Lebrun is the younger attractive flirtatious man with whom Edna falls madly in love He is the elder son of Madame Lebrun has had a scandalous affair with Mariequita the young Spanish girl runs off to Mexico on moments notice and breaks Ednas heart Although he does sincerely love Edna he leaves her twice without follog through on his feelings Adele Ratignolle Madame Adele Ratignolle is the epitome of perfect womanhood from this era mother of five ren and ideal wife to Alphonse Ratignolle She becomes a close friend and confidante of Edna while at Grande Isle and watches out for her friend in the ways of love She warns Robert Lebrun to stay away from Edna Although she does not attend Ednas farewell dinner because of illness she cares deeply for Edna Her final wishes to Edna are to think of her ren Mademoiselle Reisz Mademoiselle Reisz is the eccentric single pianist who charms Edna with her Chopin Impromptu at Grande Isle She is a close friend of Robert Lebrun who writes to her requesting a performance of Chopin for Edna any time she wishes Mademoiselle embodies everything that Madame Ratignolle does not independence care attitudes about appearance a single life with no ren and a life filled with art Although Edna dislikes her at Grande Isle she seeks her company and advice in New Orleans Alcee Arobin Alcee Arobin is the young charming somewhat scandalous man who ultimately seduces Edna into his arms He is part of the crowd in which Edna spends time in New Orleans is a womanizer gambler and businessman Minor Characters Raoul Raoul is one of Edna and Leonce Pontelliers two young sons He becomes slightly ill towards the beginning of the novella causing Leonce to yell at Edna for being an irresponsible mother Etienne Etienne is the other young son of Edna and Leonce Pontellier Alphonse Ratignolle Alphonse Ratignolle is Adele Ratignolles devoted Creole husband He comes to Ednas farewell dinner representing the two and seeks Edna when his wife lays ill Janet Janet is Ednas younger sister who gets married during the course of the novella Edna chooses not to attend the wedding despite their fathers urgings Margaret Margaret is Ednas older sister Mariequita Mariequita is the little Spanish girl with whom Robert Lebrun had an affair before the course of the novel She is scattered throughout the story and reminds Edna of Roberts possible torrid past Madame Antoine Madame Antoine owns an inn where Edna sleeps after her fainting spell She speaks only French and openly welcomes Edna into her rooms Tonie Tonie is Madame Antoines son who helps Robert with the boat Dr Mandelet Doctor Mandelet is the elderly physician who is a friend of Mr Pontellier and devoted doctor to several local families He tells Leonce that Ednas mood will pass and that women are a moody species He is late to the Ratignolles during Adeles last moments and tells Edna that she should not be present during such a trying time The Colonel The Colonel is Ednas father who was an officer in the Confederacy during the Civil War He enjoys the parties singing dancing and drinking at the Ratignolle parties and tries to convince Edna to come to his sisters wedding He ders why Edna and Leonce do not spend more time together at night Mrs Highcamp Mrs Highcamp is a middleaged society woman who busies herself planning her daughters social life She spends time with Edna Alcee Arobin and Mademoiselle Reisz in the city and at the races and also attends her farewell dinner Miss Mayblunt Miss Mayblunt is a young woman no longer in her teens that prides herself on intellectual banter and attends Ednas farewell dinner Mr Gouvernail Mr Gouvernail is Miss Mayblunts companion at Ednas farewell dinner Celestine The solitary servant that Edna retains from the large house on Esplanade Street to her new pigeon house Farival Ts The Farival ts dominate the atmosphere at Grande Isle with their obnoxious singing and ubiquitous presence They are always at the parties and are never spoken of in high regard by Edna Pontellier or Adele Ratignolle Madame Lebrun Madame Lebrun is the mother of Robert and Victor runs the cottages in Grande Isle and is friendly with Edna in New Orleans Victor Lebrun Victor is Roberts younger brother and the treasure of Madame Lebrun He flirts with Edna Pontellier and constantly tells her how beautiful she is He also attends Ednas dinner and spends time with her crowd in New Orleans The Awakening ObjectsPlaces Lebrun Cottages The Lebrun family owns the cottages at Grande Isle where the first third of the book takes place Madame Lebrun runs them and befriends Edna Pontellier Kleins Kleins is the hotel near Grande Isle in which Leonce Pontellier spends much time and Most of the young men older men businessmen and husbands pass the summer evenings at Kleins Carondelet Street Carondelet Street is the street in New Orleans where Leonce Pontellier does much of his business and bumps into Robert Lebrun on several occasions The OceanSea Edna and Robert kindle their romance by the ocean Edna loves the water and learns how to swim spending most of her time inside the open arms of the sea She eventually meets her end while wandering deep into the ocean water Chopin Impromtu Mademoiselle Reisz plays the Chopin Impromptu at Grande Isle mesmerizing Edna Robert writes to her telling her to play the Chopin Impromptu for Edna whenever she asks Esplanade Street The Pontellier house is located on Esplanade Street a sophisticated wealthy section of New Orleans Pigeon house The pigeonhouse is Ednas new small home where she keeps only one servant paints and finds her dom and independence Cheniere Cheniere is the church on Grand Isle which many people attend When Edna and Robert attend she faints Grande Isle Grande Isle is the location of the summer home for the Pontelliers and Ratignolles They stay at the Lebrun cottages during these summer months Edna and Robert meet and spend all their time together while on Grande Isle New Orleans Edna and Leonce live in the city of New Orleans during the remainder of the year Leonce leaves New Orleans during a large portion of the novel to work in New York The Awakening Quotes Quote Mr Pontellier wore eyeglasses He was a man of forty of medium height and rather slender build he stooped a little His hair was brown and straight parted on one side His beard was neatly and closely trimmed Chapter pg Quote looking at his wife as one looks at a valuable piece of personal property which has suffered some damage Chapter pg Quote He reproached his wife with her inattention her habitual neglect of the ren If it was not a mothers place to look after ren whose on earth was it Chapter pg Quote The motherwomen seemed to prevail that summer at Grand Isle It was easy to know them fluttering about with extended protecting gs when any harm real or imaginary threatened their precious brood They were women who idolized their ren worshipped their husbands and esteemed it a holy privilege to efface themselves as individuals and grow gs as ministering angels Chapter pg Quote The voice of the sea is seductive never ceasing whispering clearing murmuring inviting the soul to wander for a spell in the abysses of solitude to lose itself in mazes of inward contemplation The voice of the sea speaks to the soul The touch of the sea is sensuous enfolding the body in its soft close embrace Chapter pg