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Animal Dreams | Halimeda Noline
Hallie is the younger sister of Codi and the daughter of Doc Homer. She does not appear directly in the novel but is revealed through Codi's memories of her and her letters from Nicaragua, from which Codi quotes extensively.
Like Codi, Hallie is tall, over six-feet. She and Codi are extremely close, although Hallie is Codi's opposite. She is purposeful and knows exactly what she wants to do in life, giving herself totally to causes she believes in. She feels other people' s pain as if it was her own and wants to do something to alleviate it. She first becomes aware of the...
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