Dot is described as of a cheerful disposition and will never be without a friend by a fortune-telling automatic weighing machine at Bridge Stores, Potter Heigham (CC13). When Captain Flint finds the D's in the Fram, he was not angry: "Nobody ever was angry with Dorothea" (WH21). The doctor (who does not want to take part in Nancy's scheme to deceive the Great Aunt) says to her If you don't mind, I'd very much rather not see you again but "Something in Dorothea's face stopped him" and he adds .... if you're supposed to be extinct, I oughtn't to be able to see you except in a museum (PM8).
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