Pensione Bertolini

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Pensione Bertolini is a modest Florentine boarding house in E.M. Forster’s novel "A Room with a View," serving as the setting where Lucy Honeychurch’s Italian journey begins.

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Pensione Bertolini canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional boarding house
fictional location
setting in a novel
appearsInWork A Room with a View
associatedWithCharacter Charlotte Bartlett
George Emerson
Lucy Honeychurch
Miss Lavish
Mr. Emerson
The Reverend Mr. Beebe
countryInFictional Italy
createdBy E. M. Forster
describedAs modest boarding house
pensione
hasThemeConnection English tourists abroad
contrast between convention and spontaneity
social class distinctions
languageOfName Italian
locatedInFictional Florence
medium literature
narrativeFunction place where Lucy first encounters the Emersons
site of the room-without-a-view conflict
space highlighting cultural clashes between English guests and Italian setting
partOfFictionalUniverse A Room with a View fictional world
linked to: A Room with a View
roleInPlot initial setting of the novel A Room with a View
starting point of Lucy Honeychurch’s Italian journey
workGenre Edwardian fiction
novel
workPublicationYear 1908

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Lucy Honeychurch staysAt Pensione Bertolini
Lucy Honeychurch staysAt Pensione Bertolini
subject linked to: Lucy