Rose Arbuthnot

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Rose Arbuthnot is one of the central women in Elizabeth von Arnim’s novel "The Enchanted April," whose Italian holiday prompts deep personal reflection and transformation.

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Rose Arbuthnot canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn The Enchanted April
linked to: Enchanted April
appearsInGenre domestic fiction
romantic comedy
women’s fiction
createdBy Elizabeth von Arnim
experiences marital reconciliation
firstPublicationYear 1922
goesOnHolidayTo Italy
hasGender female
hasNationality British
hasOccupation charity worker
hasRelationshipWith Lottie Wilkins
hasResidence London
linked to: London, England
hasRole central character
protagonist
hasSpouse Frederick Arbuthnot
hasTrait compassionate
guilt‑ridden
introverted
self‑sacrificing
isCharacterType religiously devout woman
self‑effacing woman
isSetInPeriod post‑World War I era
languageOfWork English
sharesVillaWith Lady Caroline Dester
Lottie Wilkins
Mrs. Fisher
staysAt San Salvatore
themeInvolvement escape and renewal
female friendship
marriage
self‑discovery
travelsWith Lottie Wilkins
undergoes personal transformation
spiritual awakening

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Enchanted April mainCharacter Rose Arbuthnot
Lottie Wilkins formsFriendshipWith Rose Arbuthnot