Enid Lambert

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Enid Lambert is a central character in Jonathan Franzen's novel "The Corrections," depicted as an aging Midwestern matriarch struggling to hold her dysfunctional family together amid personal and societal change.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
novel character
appearsIn The Corrections
createdBy Jonathan Franzen
firstAppearance The Corrections
hasChild Chip Lambert
Denise Lambert
Gary Lambert
hasFamilyName Lambert
hasGender female
hasGivenName Enid
hasLifeStage elderly
hasMaritalStatus married
hasOccupation homemaker
hasPersonalityTrait anxious
controlling
socially conservative
hasResidence St. Jude
hasResidenceRegion Midwestern United States
hasRole central character
hasSpouse Alfred Lambert
languageOfWork English
nationalityInFiction American
represents traditional Midwestern matriarch
setInTimePeriod late 20th century
strugglesWith aging
caregiving for ill spouse
family dysfunction
themeInvolvement family relationships
generational conflict
social change in America
wants to reunite her family for one last Christmas

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The Corrections mainCharacter Enid Lambert
Alfred Lambert hasSpouse Enid Lambert
Gary Lambert hasParent Enid Lambert
Gary Lambert conflictWith Enid Lambert
Chip Lambert hasParent Enid Lambert