Drusilla

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Drusilla is a central character in William Faulkner’s novel "The Unvanquished," known for her unconventional, defiant behavior and complex role in the American South during and after the Civil War.

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Drusilla canonical 2
Drusilla Hawk Sartoris 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn The Unvanquished
appearsInWorkBy William Faulkner
associatedWithFamily Sartoris family
characterRole central character
characterTrait defiant
independent
nonconformist
unconventional
createdBy William Faulkner
fictionalLocation American South
fictionalTimePeriod American Civil War
Reconstruction era
gender female
languageOfWork English
literaryMovement Southern Gothic
modernist literature
medium novel
narrativeFunction challenges traditional gender roles
embodies social change in the postwar South
nationality American
themeAssociation Southern identity
gender roles
honor and duty
individual versus society
war and its aftermath
workPublicationYear 1938
workSettingRegion Yoknapatawpha County
workSettingState Mississippi

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Sartoris family notableMember Drusilla Hawk Sartoris
linked to: Drusilla
Bayard Sartoris relatedTo Drusilla