Nanda Brookenham

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Nanda Brookenham is the perceptive and morally sensitive young heroine of Henry James’s novel "The Awkward Age," navigating the complexities and hypocrisies of upper-class London society.

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instanceOf fictional character
literary character
protagonist
ageGroup young woman
appearsIn The Awkward Age NERFINISHED
characterTrait idealistic
intelligent
morally sensitive
observant
perceptive
createdBy Henry James NERFINISHED
creatorOccupation novelist Henry James NERFINISHED
familyName Brookenham NERFINISHED
father Mr. Brookenham NERFINISHED
gender female
languageOfWork English
literaryPeriod late 19th century literature
medium novel
mother Mrs. Brookenham NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction moral center of the novel
narrativeRole heroine
nationality British
publicationContext The Awkward Age (1899) NERFINISHED
residence London, England
surface form: London
setting upper-class London society
socialClass upper class
themeInvolvement coming of age
marriage and courtship
moral development
social hypocrisy

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The Awkward Age mainCharacter Nanda Brookenham