Agnes Grey · Character
Fanny
A young servant at the Murray household.
minor
Also known as Fanny, little Fanny
First appearance: vii horton lodge
Fanny shows up with force in First Lessons in the Art of Instruction. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Fanny is a pretty, gentle child of nearly four, who has not yet begun lessons.
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In First Lessons in the Art of Instruction: Fanny is a pretty, gentle child of nearly four, who has not yet begun lessons. Later, in A Few More Lessons: The youngest Bloomfield child, revealed to be mischievous and…
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- Other
Character groups
- Family and early influences
- Moral and social contrasts
- Protagonist
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- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
In this excerpt, the emotional and psychological peak occurs as Agnes articulates a profound shift from passiv…
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