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Caroline Evelyn

Evelina's mother, who died shortly after her birth, leaving her in Mr. Villars' care.

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Also known as Miss Evelyn, Caroline, Evelina

First appearance: Letter II: Mr. Villars to Lady Howard

Caroline Evelyn shows up with force in Letter II: Mr. Villars to Lady Howard. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Evelina's mother, who died giving birth to her after being betrayed by Sir John Belmont.
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Caroline Evelyn first appears in 0005 letter ii mr villars to lady howard.

In Letter II: Mr. Villars to Lady Howard: Evelina's mother, who died giving birth to her after being betrayed by Sir John Belmont.

Later, in Letter IV: Mr. Villars to Lady Howard: Evelina's deceased mother; her honor is a concern in the matter of inheritance.

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LOLord OrvilleEAEvelina AnvilleSCSir Clement Wi…MDMadame DuvalRMRev. Mr. VillarsCECaroline Evelyn

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  • Evelina's family and antagonists
  • Evelina's social circle
  • Protagonist

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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.

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  • Escalation
  • Breaking point
  • Aftermath
  • Closing

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See Caroline Evelyn in Letter II: Mr. Villars to Lady Howard