A Start in Life · Character
Madame Clapart
Oscar's anxious mother, a woman of modest means whose hopes for her son's advancement rest on fragile connections and good behavior.
supporting
Also known as the Madame Clapart, Madame, Clapart, That idiot Clapart
First appearance: a start in life
As a supporting figure in A Start in Life, Madame Clapart is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
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Madame Clapart belongs to that precarious Parisian class which lives on small means and large hopes, and she has staked much on Oscar's prospects. Her watchful worry follows him onto the coach and into the countryside,…
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Relationship types
- Family
- Social
- Professional
- Psychological
Character groups
- Passengers and Artists
- Protagonist
- Magistrate and Performers
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- Oscar Husson
family · positive
Madame Clapart is Oscar's overprotective and anxious mother, deeply concerned with his… How this plays out →
- Pierrotin
social · positive
- Monsieur Moreau
professional · ambivalent
- Cardot
social · ambivalent
- Georges Marest
psychological · negative
- Pierrotin
social · positive
- Pierrotin
social · positive
- Oscar Husson
family · positive
Madame Clapart is Oscar's overprotective and anxious mother, deeply concerned with his… How this plays out →
- Georges Marest
psychological · negative
- Oscar Husson
family · positive
Madame Clapart is Oscar's overprotective and anxious mother, deeply concerned with his… How this plays out →
- Monsieur Moreau
professional · ambivalent
- Georges Marest
psychological · negative
Relationship notes
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