Sarah… Ang Munting Prinsesa

Sarah Crewe is the kind-hearted center of the story. Born in India, she moves to England to attend a boarding school, where she faces hardship after her father's death. Despite the cruelty of Miss Minchin, she remains hopeful and maintains her dignity, and her generosity toward others, especially Becky, endures.

Miss Minchin runs the boarding school with strict rules and a polished image. She exerts power over Sarah to preserve appearances, succumbing to greed and pettiness. Her mistreatment exposes the cruelty of social hierarchies, and she experiences remorse only later.

Becky is the scullery maid who befriends Sarah and offers quiet, steadfast support. She stands as a symbol of loyalty and practical kindness that transcends class boundaries. Her friendship helps Sarah retain hope during confinement.

Lavinia is the rich, popular classmate who grows jealous of Sarah's charm and attention. Her scheming and cruelty highlight the social pressures at the school and the selective nature of status.

Captain Crewe is Sarah's father whose mining accident triggers the central turn of the plot. His absence drives Sarah into the care of the school and later into her adoptive future; his memory shapes Sarah's sense of justice and perseverance.