Lucy Ferrier is a fictional character from the novel "The Deerslayer," written by James Fenimore Cooper. She is the daughter of Chingachgook, a Native American chief, and plays a significant role in the story, which is set in the early 18th century. Lucy is portrayed as a strong and resourceful young woman, embodying the themes of courage and resilience. In the narrative, Lucy is captured by the Hurons, a Native American tribe, which sets off a series of events that highlight her bravery and determination. Her character serves as a symbol of the struggles faced by women during this period, as well as the complexities of cultural interactions in early American history.