Mary van der Linden

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Mary van der Linden is the emotionally conflicted central figure of Sebastian Faulks's novel "On Green Dolphin Street," whose life and marriage are upended by an intense love affair in Cold War-era Washington, D.C.

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Mary van der Linden canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Green Dolphin Street
surface form: On Green Dolphin Street
associatedWith Cold War politics
cityOfResidence Washington, D.C.
conflictType internal conflict
romantic conflict
countryOfResidence United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Sebastian Faulks
emotionalState emotionally conflicted
fictionalUniverse On Green Dolphin Street
genreContext historical fiction
romantic drama
languageOfWork English
lifeEvent intense love affair
marital crisis
majorTheme adultery
loyalty
marital strain
personal identity
romantic love
medium novel
narrativeRole central character
protagonist
occupation diplomat's wife
setting United States embassy milieu
Washington, D.C.
spouse Charlie van der Linden
timePeriod 1950s
Cold War

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On Green Dolphin Street protagonist Mary van der Linden
On Green Dolphin Street character Mary van der Linden