夏洛的网中的人物介绍（英语）

Wilbur is a rambunctious pig,the runt of his litter,who loves life,even that of Zuckerman’s barn.He sometimes feels lonely or fearful.
Charlotte,is a spider who befriends Wilbur; she at first seems bloodthirsty due to her method of catching food.
Fern Arable,daughter of John Arable and Mrs.Arable,is the courageous eight-year-old girl who saves Wilbur in the beginning of the novel.
Templeton is a gluttonous rat who helps Charlotte and Wilbur only when offered food.He serves as a somewhat caustic,self-serving comic relief to the plot.
Avery Arable is the brother of Fern.He appears briefly throughout the novel.
Homer Zuckerman is Fern’s uncle who keeps Wilbur in his barn.He has a wife,Edith,and an assistant named Lurvy who helps out around the barn.
Other animals living in Zuckerman’s barn with whom Wilbur converses are a disdainful lamb,a goose who is constantly sitting on her eggs,and an old sheep.
Henry Fussy is a boy Fern’s age of whom Fern becomes very fond.
Uncle is Wilbur’s rival at the fair,a large pig whom Charlotte doesn’t consider to be particularly refined.Charlotte

Charlotte is cool and collected. She is practical, beautiful, skilled and unsentimental. She can't bear Wilbur crying, saying that she can't stand 'hysterics'. She is clever and loyal to her friends - she is the first to comfort Wilbur by assuring him she will save him when he finds out that he is to be killed at Christmastime.
She is the artist of the novel and through her creativity manages to manipulate the events that take place. Her love for Wilbur pushes her to save his life and she manages to produce a miracle – she singlehandedly manages to make the humans see in Wilbur what she sees: a ‘terrific’ and ‘radiant’ ‘humble’ pig.
Throughout the tale she mothers Wilbur and looks after him as if he were her own. She works tirelessly to save him and even though she is dying at the end of the novel, she motivates herself to write the word that will secure his safety.
写不下了。你再追问下。Wilbur
Sensitive and vulnerable, Wilbur is born a runt and saved from an untimely death by Fern who subsequently looks after him until he is five weeks old. He is pampered and babied by her and is completely content when he is surrounded by Fern's love: he is wheeled around in her pram and he joins her and Avery when they go swimming and wallows in the nearby mud. When he is then taken from her, he is very lonely until he finds love when he meets Charlotte.
In the barn, Wilbur meets Charlotte. When he first meets her, he worries about the bloodthirsty way in which she catches and eats her prey but he soon realizes that she has no choice but to catch insects for her own survival and that she is really very caring and kind. Wilbur is keen to learn from Charlotte’s knowledge and wisdom and the first time they speak to each other Charlotte teaches him a new word. “Salutations!” she says and, when Wilbur asks what that means, she goes on to tell him: “Salutations are greetings.”