La Signora Neroni

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La Signora Neroni is a charismatic, manipulative, and physically disabled clergyman’s daughter in Anthony Trollope’s novel "Barchester Towers," known for her beauty, wit, and scandalous past.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
novel character
adaptedIn television adaptations of Barchester Towers
alsoKnownAs Madeline Neroni
Madeline Stanhope
appearsIn Barchester Towers
backstoryElement social scandal abroad
unhappy marriage to an Italian husband
characterType femme fatale
creator Anthony Trollope
familyName Stanhope
fatherOccupation clergyman
fictionalUniverse Barsetshire
firstPublicationOfWork 1857
gender female
givenName Madeline
hasFather Dr. Vesey Stanhope
linked to: Dr Vesey Stanhope
hasSibling Bertie Stanhope
Charlotte Stanhope
homeLocation Stanhope household in Barchester
influences Bertie Stanhope
Charlotte Stanhope
Eleanor Bold
Mr. Slope
linked to: Mr Obadiah Slope
languageOfWork English
literaryGenre Victorian novel
maritalStatus married woman
mobilityStatus largely bedridden
narrativeFunction satirizes clerical and social pretensions
nationality English
notableFor emotional manipulation of men
flirtatious behavior
notableTrait beautiful
charismatic
manipulative
witty
occupation clergyman’s daughter
partOf Chronicles of Barsetshire series
physicalCondition physically disabled
reputation scandalous past
roleInWork major supporting character
setting Barchester
linked to: Barchester series
spouse Signor Neroni
themeAssociation hypocrisy in Victorian society
power and manipulation
sexuality and morality
timePeriod 19th century
usesMobilityAid sofa

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Madeline Neroni alsoKnownAs La Signora Neroni