contrast to Mary Palliser

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Mabel Grex is a character in Anthony Trollope’s Palliser novels whose ambitious, worldly nature and romantic choices serve as a foil to the more conventional and dutiful Mary Palliser.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Palliser novels
linked to: Palliser series
appearsInWorkBy Anthony Trollope
belongsToFictionalUniverse Palliser series
createdBy Anthony Trollope
hasCharacterArcElement romantic choices emphasize ambition over convention
hasMoralPosition less conventional than Mary Palliser
hasNarrativeFunction contrasts with Mary Palliser
hasRole foil to Mary Palliser
hasSocialPosition upper-class woman in Palliser novels
hasThemeAssociation ambition
contrast between duty and desire
romantic pragmatism
worldliness
hasTrait ambitious
romantically calculating
socially sophisticated
worldly
isContrastedWith Mary Palliser

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Mabel Grex narrativeFunction contrast to Mary Palliser
Mabel Grex hasNarrativeFunction contrasts with Mary Palliser
subject linked to: contrast to Mary Palliser
linked to: contrast to Mary Palliser