Hetty Hutter

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Hetty Hutter is a pious, simple-minded young frontier woman in James Fenimore Cooper’s novel "The Deerslayer," known for her innocence and moral steadfastness amid the violence of early American wilderness life.

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Hetty Hutter canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf female character
fictional character
frontier woman
literary character
appearsIn The Deerslayer
appearsInSeries Leatherstocking Tales
associatedWith Deerslayer
linked to: The Deerslayer

Judith Hutter
Natty Bumppo
Thomas Hutter
characterTrait innocent
morally steadfast
pious
simple-minded
createdBy James Fenimore Cooper
firstPublicationOfWork 1841
gender female
hasFather Thomas Hutter
hasSister Judith Hutter
languageOfWork English
livesOn Glimmerglass Lake
narrativeRole moral touchstone
symbol of innocence
nationality American
notedFor moral purity
religious devotion
religion Christianity
residesOn the floating house on Glimmerglass
setting early American frontier
timePeriod mid-18th century

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The Deerslayer hasCharacter Hetty Hutter
Tom Hutter familyMember Hetty Hutter
Judith Hutter sibling Hetty Hutter
Judith Hutter hasSister Hetty Hutter