Tom Sawyer has a crush on Becky Thatcher.
Becky Thatcher is a pivotal character in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, known primarily as Tom's romantic interest. She is the daughter of Judge Thatcher and quickly captures Tom's affection.
The Object of Tom's Affection: Becky Thatcher
From the first moment Tom Sawyer sees her, Becky Thatcher wins his love. Her presence immediately shifts Tom's attention, making her the primary focus of his romantic endeavors throughout the story. She is portrayed as having long blonde hair, which she consistently wears in braids, contributing to her memorable appearance.
Their relationship quickly develops, establishing her as Tom's girlfriend. This connection forms a significant part of Tom's character development and many of the novel's subplots.
Key Details About Becky Thatcher
| Aspect | Description |
|---|---|
| Relationship to Tom | Tom's girlfriend, major crush |
| Parentage | Daughter of Judge Thatcher |
| Appearance | Known for her long blonde hair, always worn in braids |
| Initial Impact | Won Tom's love from the first moment he saw her |
