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P. 20: lawful heiress to "two large fortunes" but won't receive either-untouched by money
p. 21: unfinished; "rustic"
P. 22: "angel", "innocent"
p. 26 "bewitched" by London

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P. 13-18: vile woman who wants things her way

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P. 24: hates London
P. 40: surly, vulgar, and disagreeable
P. 40: extremely gross in his observations
P. 53,67, 147-152: Aggressive and threatening towards Madame Duval.
P. 139, 152, 154: Conniving, and jesting.
P. 156: One of the worst men in the world, no more manners than a bear, grinning at those in distress.
does it matter that he's a sailor?

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P. 31: about six-and-twenty years old, gayly, but not foppishly dressed, extremely handsome, having an air of mixed politeness and gallantry. Sensible conversation that is spirited, and gentle manners. All elegance.
P. 32: A nobleman
P. 103: Interest in securing Evelina from offense

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P. 42-47. Pushy and impetuous.
P. 48: Confident
P. 49: Persecutor of Evelina
P. 59: has powers of argument and ridicule
P. 65,98: Doesn't wait for permission to be granted before he does things
P. 81: An excessive pursuit of beauty
P. 65, 98,147: Spares no occasion to get Evelina alone

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20, 22: Loves Evelina immensely; see's her as his own daughter.
57: Protective of Evelina, but believes that her inexperience will benefit her greatly.
116: Consistently worries about Evelina's well-being.
57, 116: Dislikes Sir Clement. 117 "contrives to avoid all appearance of intentional evil."
57, 117: Respects Lord Orville. 117 "better order of beings."

57: Mr. Villar's character is at a distance in order to demonstrate Evelina is virtuous independent of direct moment-to-moment guidance and that she has a natural modesty, as evidenced by his response on this page.

He reluctantly allows Evelina into the world independent of his guidance, but seems to have confidence in her judgement, and it will strengthen with time.

The positioning of Mr. Villars as older and a clergyman contrasts him with many of the young male characters and their motivations throughout the text. As an older figure, he is fatherly and wiser than his young counterparts. As a clergyman, he is assumed to be virtuous and pious, without alterior motive.

74: in part, Mr. Villars age and position as clergyman make him an ideal or framework for a future husband--Evelina states herself that she hopes Lord Orville might one day resemble him.

126: Mr. Villars swore that Evelina should "know no father, but [himself], or her acknowledged husband." Here again we see a comparison being drawn between Mr. Villars and potential suitors.

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His "...politeness...knows no intermission" and he's "unassuming" and "modest" (114).

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She is "...the uncontrolled mistress of her time, fortune and actions" (74).

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Described by Madame Duval as having a "bumpkinish air" (69).

is that true?

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She speaks in a more common way (lower class, lower education) in comparison to Evelina's speech.
Her wealth does not match her manners.

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A widow, who did not spend much time in mourning because no one could tell her how long she "...had been a widow" (55).
Sees herself as apart of the marriage market.
Doesnt want to wear black.

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127-128: Adopted as the “heiress of my small fortune.”

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-Mr. Villars explains that "Her character, and the violence of her disposition, intimidate me from making an attempt [to reason with her]: she is too ignorant for instruction, too obstinate for entreaty, and to weak for reason" (128).
-Captain Mirvan insults and abuses her throughout the novel. One of the more disturbing examples of this is the "robbery" that takes place (139-154)

With these in mind, one of the questions that emerges is whether or not the depiction of Madame Duval as an independent woman colors the treatment she receives from men in the novel, or opinions they may have of her? Further, do the female characters in the novel echo similar sentiments/judgements of  her?

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P.177: A poor Scotch poet, young, depressed,
P.178: Appears low spirited, and in morning
P. 178: Stopped paying for his lodgings for the last three weeks.
P. 183: Meditating Suicide
P. 186: It's now Evelina's duty to "awaken him from the error which blinds him"
P.191: He's unaccustomed to politeness, and is silent
P.193: Evelina is trying to show she is not she is not of the same brutal nature with those who treat Mr. McCartney so poorly. She has an opportunity to show kindness/pity/civility for someone outside of her usual circle.
P.218: Mr. Villars says she did her duty in helping Mr. MacCartney

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P. 117: Mr. Villars gives a favorable opinion of him stating "he is of a better order of beings" than Sir Clement

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Knows multiple languages but this does not add the same amount of value that is found in Sophia or Roxanna.
Duval has lived in multiple places, gained

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Pg. 20: Does not wait for answers
Pg. 124: Respects Mr. Villars and sees Evelina as a respectable young lady
Pg. 23, 124: Lady Howard holds a special place in her heart for Evelina. It is quite clear Lady Howard was close with Evelina's mother and that affection for Evelina's mother has transferred to Evelina.
Pg. 133: Lady Howard writes to Evelina's father in an attempt to aid Evelina on her journey to reclaiming her birthright. It almost seems Lady Howard is Evelina's fairy godmother or surrogate mother.

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when do we see Evelina naive, and when do we see her knowing? When does she stand up for herself, when remain passive?

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why is Evelina's protector at such a distance? why older? why a clergyman?

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Why is Evelina's female sponsor/protector an aristocrat? What about her friendship with Maria Mirvan?

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Why is Capt Mirvan so coarse? Why is he able to get away with his violent, schoolboyish behavior?

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She is older, but vain of her appearance, putting herself forward as a younger woman would - why does this matter? What about her violence and ignorance is significant for how we understand her role in Evelina's life?

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How does Sir Clement compare with other men, most notably Lord Orville and Mr. Smith?

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What is the relationship between Orville's class and his behavior?  Why significant?
-He seems to be the idealized example of his class; literally a "noble man". He is a "knight in shining armour".

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Evelina's relationship with Lady Howard stems from Lady Howard's relationship to Evelina's mother as shown on page 23.

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What is Burney up to with class in this depiction?

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What additional commentary on masculinity do these characters contribute? If this story is that of a young lady's entrance into the world, what is she learning about the world through these men?

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McCartney bears many of the trappings of the Romantic Movement - why?

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P. 101: "Lord Orville, with great politeness, congratulated me, that the troubles of the evening had so happily ended; and said, that he had found it impossible to return home, before he enquired after my safety."
-Evelina expects Lord Orville to judge her based on being with Sir Clement for so long, but in reality his only concern is her safety.

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P. 74: Evelina imagines that when Lord Orville grows old he will be just like Mr. Villars; she sings his praises throughout the page

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Madame Duval losing her beauty to age attempts to conceal this with "high painting" and becomes more violent towards Evelina, even slapping her during the staged robbery Pg150&
"Traces of former beauty..." Pg55
Since M. Duval does not posess Evelina's level of virtue, she has relied heavily on her beauty throughout the years. Without beauty, she is not perceived by others in a favorable way.

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P. 115-116: Comparison of Lord Orville to Sir Willoughby; Willoughby's actions are described as "ill-timed and ill-bred" and Evelina assumes that Lord Orville is "disgusted" by this. Lord Orville is more aware of the social norms and expectations and is more likely to be upset at someone breaking them, especially when it puts a woman's (Evelina's) honour in question.

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Pg. 174: Miss Mirvan and Evelina are obviously close as Evelina confides in Miss Mirvan. She also expressed missing Miss Mirvan.

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P. 90ish conversation with Lovel

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Pg. 215 Well-to-do, yet unrefined

Pg. 225 Dealings with Mr. McCartney (thinks in economic terms

Have their own help but still do some work themselves.

Have enough space to rent out.

Private life vs. Public life

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The reactions of the Braghnton's contrasts Evelina's own concern for the young man.

Does money buy status AND class (i.e. refinement)?

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Nobleman

Protector

#KISA

Idealized man

Page 74 "The conversation of Lord Orville ... Love and honor." She sees Lord Orville becoming a man like Mr. Villiars

Knows when to speak

A Bellvile type character

Described as unassuming and puts the needs/feelings of others first

Model readers are supposed to look for...?

Sets the social bar

Pg. 117, "Lord Orville appears to be ... man of sense and of feelings." Comparison between two lords and Orville consistently is seen as kinder. Gentleness in men....?

People can occupy the same class but are not of equal social stock

Sense and feeling

Emotional vs feeling

Empathy

Pg. 103: "But how cool ... Discussion in our place." He has the sense to not make his anger at Lovel's mistreatment of Evelina thus avoiding a duel.

Virtuous

Pg: 257 "Lord Oville's" response to Evelina seems out of character for Lord Orville *looks at Willoughby. #notmyOrville

He is the same as she always was when she sees him again after 'his' letter (pg. 278). He just just writes inappropriate letters when he gets drunk.

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Elderly protecor

Comparison to Sophia

Emotoinal investment...?

Page 74 "The conversation of Lord Orville ... Love and honor." She sees Lord Orville becoming a man like Mr. Villiars

Must have aristocratic feel if Mr. Orville could grow into him

Aged #KISA who has dented armor

He has failed Evelina's grandmother and mother so there is extra pressure to protect Evelina

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Treats Evelina less than human

Objectification of women

Egotistical

Insincere

Contra to Orville

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Concern with appearances

Emotional vs feeling

Sense in an economical context with no connection to feelings

Defame Evelina's name and she really only has the one

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Turkey in peacock's feathers

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Evelina and the letter from "Lord Orville" (Katie)

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Evelina and the letter from "Lord Orville" (Katie)

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First reading = teenage girl (pg. 257)

Second reading = Indigent (pg. 258)

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Is the undefinable trail Mr. Villars is trying to slay/overcome

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Rebecca knows this guy from High School

Lacks subtly

Makes inappropriate comments

Describes women as objects (pg. 274)

Libertine

Remarkably tall

Worldly

Spent half of his money despite having only recently come into money

hangs out with gamblers and jockeys

Women do not like to spend time with him

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P. 321 Evelina's BROTHER.