I don't know since I haven't read the novel. But it could be a family of cotton farmers or workers. Maybe a young protagonist who discovers something special about the 'House of Cotton'.
Not having read the 'House of Cotton' novel, the main characters could be diverse. It might have a female lead who is trying to save the 'House of Cotton' from being demolished or sold. There could be a local businessman who has an interest in the property for some reason, either good or bad. And perhaps a wise old neighbor who gives advice and guidance to the other characters regarding the 'House of Cotton'.
Another important character is Iris. She is a young woman who gets caught up in the various schemes and dramas in Harlem. Her character shows the vulnerability of the women in that environment and how they are affected by the actions of the men around them.
I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. But it might be about a family or a group of people living in a house made of cotton in a symbolic or literal sense. Maybe it's about their daily lives, relationships, and the events that unfold within that cotton - themed house.
I don't know for sure since I'm not familiar with this specific story. But it could be cotton farmers, merchants, or maybe some local leaders who were involved in the cotton - related conflict.
I'm sorry, I don't know who the main characters are as I haven't read the novel.
Since I don't know the specific 'guest house novel', it's hard to say. But they could be the owners of the guest house, a regular guest who has a lot of stories, or a new arrival who shakes things up.
It's possible that the main characters include a family that has been taking care of the orchid house for generations. Among them, there could be a rebellious young member who doesn't initially understand the value of the orchid house but gradually comes to appreciate it. And there could also be a local expert on orchids who often drops by the orchid house to give advice and share stories, and this person could play an important role in the development of the plot.
The main characters are Sherlock Holmes and his loyal friend and assistant Dr. Watson.
Maybe there is a reclusive old hermit - like figure who has some connection to the house of bones. This character could have been living near the house for a long time and has some deep - seated knowledge about the origin of the bones and the secrets of the house. They could initially be reluctant to share their knowledge but eventually be persuaded to help the other characters.
Since I haven't read the book, it's difficult to name the exact main characters. However, in a story about a divided house, there would likely be a character who represents change or progress. This character could be a new member of the family, like a daughter - in - law or a son - in - law, who brings in new ideas and ways of life that disrupt the existing order in the 'house'. There could also be an antagonist, someone who resists any change and tries to keep things the way they are, which causes more division.
In the 'house of cards novel', Claire Underwood is also a major character. She is Frank's wife and is equally involved in the political power games. She has her own ambitions and is a complex character with her own motives. Another important character is Doug Stamper, who is Frank's right - hand man. He helps Frank with his various schemes and political maneuvers.