Cimarron · Character
Cimarron Cravat
Nickname for Yancey's son, also called Cim.
minor
Also known as Cimarron, the boy Cimarron, Mrs. Cimarron Cravat
First appearance: xi
Cimarron Cravat's tie to Sabra Cravat is one of the pressures that moves Cimarron—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
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With Sabra Cravat (family): Sabra's son, who inherits his father's restless spirit, causing tension with his mother's desire for stability. With Yancey Cravat (family): Father and son, with Cimarron idolizing Yancey's…
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Relationship types
- Family
- Other
Character groups
- Core Cravat Family & Allies
- Extended Community & Osage Relations
- Protagonist
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
This is the dramatic climax because it marks the psychological and emotional peak where Oklahoma, personified…
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- Sabra Cravat
family · ambivalent
Sabra's son, who inherits his father's restless spirit, causing tension with his mother's… How this plays out →
- Yancey Cravat
family · ambivalent
- Sabra Cravat
family · ambivalent
Sabra's son, who inherits his father's restless spirit, causing tension with his mother's… How this plays out →
- Yancey Cravat
family · ambivalent
- Sabra Cravat
family · ambivalent
Sabra's son, who inherits his father's restless spirit, causing tension with his mother's… How this plays out →
- Yancey Cravat
family · ambivalent
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See Cimarron Cravat in xi