The main characters in "The Book of Night Women" are:
* Marie Laveau: The protagonist, a young enslaved woman on a Haitian sugar plantation who is sold to a white family in Jamaica. She is strong, resilient, and possesses knowledge of traditional Haitian healing and magic.
* Mira: A young woman from the same Haitian village as Marie, who is sold into slavery with her. She is shy, but deeply loyal to Marie.
* "Boss" ( unnamed): The wealthy white plantation owner in Jamaica, who owns Marie and Mira. He is a brutal, cruel man who embodies the institution of slavery.
* "Mammy": The enslaved cook, who holds a lot of power and influence on the plantation. She is a complex character, sometimes seen as a protector of Marie, but also as someone who reinforces the system of slavery.
* "Ti-Guy": A young enslaved boy, who forms a connection with Marie and Mira. He represents the innocence and vulnerability of those trapped in slavery.
There are other characters who play important roles in the story, but these are some of the most prominent and central to the narrative.
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