Lucille Saywell

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Lucille Saywell is a central character in D. H. Lawrence’s novella "The Virgin and the Gipsy," representing youthful desire, emotional awakening, and rebellion against repressive social norms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn The Virgin and the Gipsy
appearsInLanguage English
associatedWithTheme emotional awakening
family conflict
rebellion against social norms
sexual repression
social constraint
youthful desire
characterType protagonist
createdBy D. H. Lawrence
fictionalUniverse The Virgin and the Gipsy universe
gender female
hasFamilyName Saywell
hasRole central character
hasSibling Yvette Saywell
literaryPeriodOfWork 20th-century English literature
literaryWorkGenre novella
medium prose fiction
nationality English
partOfWork The Virgin and the Gipsy
publicationAuthorOfWork D. H. Lawrence
publicationDateOfWork 1930
relatedToCharacter Yvette Saywell
setIn England

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The Virgin and the Gipsy mainCharacter Lucille Saywell
The Virgin and the Gipsy hasCharacter Lucille Saywell