An­la­ge 5: AB hel­pers and hun­ters

• two Ab­ori­gi­nal hun­ters (give them food and matches/the girls be­long to their peop­le)
• far­mer woman (food, coats and the di­rec­tion to the fence/also has a daugh­ter – feels pity)
• man at the camp fire (food and di­rec­tions/likes to have some com­pa­ny??)
• Mavis (food? Shel­ter? Heard of their story – hopes to be pro­tec­ted by their pre­sence/end­an­gers the girls)
• Ab­ori­gi­nal man near the de­sert (food; pro­vo­kes their se­pa­ra­ti­on and Gra­cie’s cap­tu­re)
• mo­ther and grand­mo­ther and other Ab­ori­gi­nal women – they scare the po­li­ce­man away

Molly’s sense of ori­en­ta­ti­on, her abili­ties as a hun­ter/tra­cker (also know­ledge about how to hide your tracks), her strength (phy­si­cal, spi­ri­tu­al and emo­tio­nal), her hope/will; her sense of re­s­pon­si­bi­li­ty, her way of com­mu­ni­ca­ti­on (can whist­le, doesn’t talk much)

their mi­s­trust in other peop­le (they don’t talk much when they meet others) their wil­ling­ness to share

Gra­cie runs into the other di­rec­tion as she gets caught

• Mr. Ne­vil­le – gives or­ders, does not look for them him­s­elf, fol­lows them on the map, uses the pa­pers (Wilu­na story)
• the tra­cker – fol­lows the girls’ tracks
• po­li­ce­men (in Ji­ga­long and along the way) – wait at the fence, fol­low in cars, wait in Ji­ga­long (Con­s­ta­ble Riggs)
• Ab­ori­gi­nal man near the de­sert – tells the Wilu­na lie (?)