Liddy Timeline and Summary

Liddy pops up when Bathsheba first takes over the role as boss at her uncle's farm. From the get-go, Liddy acts as though she's a privileged person in the house.
When Bathsheba asks about Farmer Boldwood, Liddy is quick to dish out all the local gossip about how Boldwood is one of the most eligible bachelors in town.
When Liddy and Bathsheba are feeling bored one day, they cook up a scheme to send Farmer Boldwood an anonymous Valentine saying, "Marry Me" on it. Little do they know that this decision will eventually have deadly consequences.
Time and time again, Liddy gossips about Bathsheba's relationship status and talks about whether she'll marry Sergeant Troy. When confronted about it, Liddy tells Bathsheba that she thinks Troy is a womanizer, but also a lot of fun to be around.
After Bathsheba finds out Sergeant Troy's secret engagement to Fanny, she and Liddy hole themselves in a bedroom and reads books together.
At the end of the book, Bathsheba asks Liddy to be a witness (aka maid of honor) at her wedding.