Violet Evergarden: Eternity and the Auto Memory Doll

A former Auto Memory Doll who is sent to train Isabella York but grows into a compassionate mentor who helps Taylor discover her own voice. She carries the burden of others' stories with discipline and empathy, and she uses letters to bridge distances between people. Her patience and resolve propel both personal healing and new opportunities for those around her.

Isabella reveals herself as Amy Bartlett, an illegitimate child of the York family who once lived in poverty. Her confession exposes the pressure of aristocratic duty and the complexities of loyalty to a surrogate sister. Her decision to join the York family comes with a hidden cost, but her connection to Taylor remains a catalyst for growth.

An orphan who desires to deliver happiness by becoming a postman, symbolizing a wish to bridge people through letters. She learns to read and write with Violet's help, growing from an outsider to someone capable of navigating the postal world. Her adoption by the Evergarden family marks a turning point in her life and in the broader story of connection.

A seasoned postal worker who trains Taylor and supports Violet's mission. He embodies practical kindness, delivering letters that alter lives and choosing to mentor the next generation of messengers. His journey with Taylor emphasizes persistence and teamwork in service of others.

The head of CH Postal Company who recognizes potential in Taylor and authorizes Benedict's mentorship. He balances business sense with a willingness to nurture talent, enabling young workers to prove themselves. His role ties the postal world to the personal stories unfolding around Taylor and Violet.

The stern figure of the York family who navigates the burden of legitimacy and legacy. His family's involvement in finding Amy Bartlett reveals the pressure of keeping up appearances. He becomes a background force shaping Isabella's choices and the family’s expectations for Taylor.