Alexandra Giddens

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Alexandra Giddens is a central character in Lillian Hellman’s play "The Little Foxes," portrayed as the morally conscious young daughter who ultimately rejects her family's greed and corruption.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
theatrical character
appearsIn The Little Foxes
characterRole central character
moral center of the play
createdBy Lillian Hellman
familyName Giddens
firstAppearance The Little Foxes (1939 Broadway production)
linked to: The Little Foxes
hasConflictWith Regina Giddens
the Hubbard family values
hasFather Horace Giddens
hasGender female
hasMother Regina Giddens
hasRelative Ben Hubbard
Horace Giddens
Leo Hubbard
Oscar Hubbard
Regina Giddens
hasTrait compassionate
courageous
honest
idealistic
morally conscious
languageOfWork English
medium stage play
narrativeFunction provides ethical contrast to the Hubbards
represents the younger generation
opposes her family's corruption
her family's greed
rejects the Hubbard family's business schemes
settingOfActivity American South
symbolizes hope for ethical change
moral integrity
timePeriod early 20th century

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The Little Foxes character Alexandra Giddens
Regina Giddens hasChild Alexandra Giddens
Regina Giddens conflictWith Alexandra Giddens
Horace Giddens relatedTo Alexandra Giddens
Regina notableCharacter Alexandra Giddens