Diana Rivers

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Diana Rivers is a compassionate and intelligent clergyman’s daughter in Charlotte Brontë’s novel "Jane Eyre," who becomes one of Jane’s close cousins and friends.

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Diana Rivers canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Jane Eyre
appearsInChapter second volume of Jane Eyre
basedInFictionalCounty Yorkshire (implied setting)
linked to: Yorkshire
characterTrait affectionate
compassionate
cultivated
intelligent
kind
closeFriend Jane Eyre
comforts Jane Eyre
cousin Jane Eyre
creator Charlotte Brontë
familyName Rivers
father unnamed clergyman
gender female
genreOfWork Bildungsroman
Gothic fiction
hasRelative Jane Eyre
Mary Rivers
St. John Rivers
languageOfWork English
literaryPeriod Victorian literature
medium novel
nationality English
occupation governess
residence Moor House
roleInNarrative cousin and friend to protagonist
supporting character
sibling Mary Rivers
St. John Rivers
supports Jane Eyre
workPublishedIn 1847

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Morton (Jane Eyre) hasResident Diana Rivers
subject linked to: Morton in Jane Eyre
St. John Rivers sibling Diana Rivers
St. John Rivers relative Diana Rivers
Mary Rivers sibling Diana Rivers
Mary Rivers livesWith Diana Rivers
Hannah associatedWithCharacter Diana Rivers
subject linked to: Hannah (the Rivers’ servant)
Rivers family home occupiedBy Diana Rivers
Moor House inhabitedBy Diana Rivers
Moor House laterInheritedBy Diana Rivers