Poetry · Character
Lady Ann
A noblewoman appearing in a narrative poem.
minor
Also known as Mary, the Lady Ann
First appearance: Lady Ann
Lady Ann's tie to Bill Brown is one of the pressures that moves Poetry—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
The chief's wife, pushed into the river by Carlock but rescued by the miller's family; she recovers and bears children.
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With Bill Brown (romantic): Bill Brown is a suitor to Lady Ann, courting her with persistent charm and affection. With Old Carlock (family): Lady Ann and Old Carlock are father and daughter, with Carlock being…
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Relationship types
- Romantic
- Family
- Other
Character groups
- Literary and narrative figures
- Recurring narrative characters
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- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
The emotional and psychological peak occurs when the boy’s childish joy and naive belief that he can see Ameri…
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- Bill Brown
romantic · positive
Bill Brown is a suitor to Lady Ann, courting her with persistent charm and affection. How this plays out →
- Old Carlock
family · ambivalent
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