Yvette Saywell

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Yvette Saywell is the spirited young heroine of D. H. Lawrence’s novella "The Virgin and the Gipsy," whose emotional awakening and rebellion against social convention drive the story.

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Yvette Saywell canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
protagonist
appearsIn The Virgin and the Gipsy NERFINISHED
appearsInLanguage English NERFINISHED
associatedTheme class boundaries
female autonomy
sexual awakening
associatedWith a gipsy man
centralThemeRelation emotional awakening
rebellion against social convention
characterTrait emotionally sensitive
rebellious
spirited
createdBy D. H. Lawrence NERFINISHED
experiences romantic attraction to the gipsy
familyName Saywell NERFINISHED
firstAppearance The Virgin and the Gipsy NERFINISHED
genreOfWork novella
hasConflictWith her stepmother
hasFather Mr. Saywell NERFINISHED
hasInternalConflict desire versus duty
hasSibling Lucille Saywell NERFINISHED
hasStepmother the Mater
literaryPeriodContext modernism
livesWith her father
her sister Lucille
her stepmother
medium prose fiction
narrativeFunction drives the plot
nationalityInFiction English
opposes social convention
partOf the Saywell family NERFINISHED
residesInFiction English countryside
roleInWork heroine
symbolizes challenge to middle-class respectability
youthful desire for freedom
undergoes personal transformation
workPublicationEra early 20th century

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The Virgin and the Gipsy mainCharacter Yvette Saywell
The Virgin and the Gipsy hasCharacter Yvette Saywell
The Virgin and the Gipsy protagonist Yvette Saywell