Mrs. Errol

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Mrs. Errol is the kind, dignified American mother of the young protagonist in Frances Hodgson Burnett’s novel "Little Lord Fauntleroy."

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Mrs. Errol canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
mother
adaptedIn film adaptations of Little Lord Fauntleroy
stage adaptations of Little Lord Fauntleroy
television adaptations of Little Lord Fauntleroy
appearsIn Little Lord Fauntleroy
appearsInGenre children’s literature
sentimental fiction
calledAs Dearest by her son Cedric Errol
calledBy Cedric Errol
centralThemeConnection class differences
motherly love
virtue and character
conflictWith Earl of Dorincourt
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
creator Frances Hodgson Burnett
fictionalUniverse Little Lord Fauntleroy universe
firstPublicationContext Little Lord Fauntleroy (1886 novel)
gender female
hasChild Cedric Errol
influences Cedric Errol’s character
languageOfWork English
laterRelationshipWithEarlOfDorincourt mutual respect
literaryFunction contrast to British aristocracy
embodiment of ideal motherhood
maritalStatus widow
moralPositionInNarrative moral center
motherOf Cedric Errol
nameVariant Dearest
nationality American
notableTrait dignity
grace
kindness
moral strength
perceivedByEarl socially inferior
relationshipWithEarlOfDorincourt daughter-in-law
relative Cedric Errol
residence New York City
roleInWork mother of the protagonist
settingOfActivity 19th-century England
19th-century United States
socialStatus middle class American
spouse Captain Errol

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Cedric Errol mother Mrs. Errol