Democracy · Character
Little Victoria Dare
A remorseless Washington flirt who cares nothing for the men she dazzles, Victoria Dare finds her chief happiness in violating rules and mocking the world, herself included.
supporting
Also known as Victoria, Victoria Dare, Miss Dare
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Playfully teases Lord Dunbeg with absurd remarks about sundials and the Burlington Hawkeye, and later jokes about being Martha Washington.
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Victoria belongs to the young society set that orbits Sybil and Madeleine, and she treats Lord Dunbeg's courtship as a laboratory for impudence, demanding to know how Countesses are selected and cheerfully informing him…
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- Washington social insiders
- Protagonist
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