Grace Crawley

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Grace Crawley is a central fictional character in Anthony Trollope’s Barsetshire novels, best known as the impoverished yet principled young woman whose alleged theft and ensuing scandal drive the plot of "The Last Chronicle of Barset."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn The Last Chronicle of Barset
appearsInSeries Chronicles of Barsetshire
associatedFamily The Grantly family
surface form: Grantly family
associatedWith Barchester Cathedral
surface form: Barchester

Hogglestock parsonage
characterTrait honest
modest
principled
connectedWork Barchester Towers
Doctor Thorne
Framley Parsonage
The Small House at Allington
The Warden
creator Anthony Trollope
education well-educated for her class
familyName Crawley
father Mr Crawley
surface form: Josiah Crawley
fictionalUniverse Barsetshire
firstPublicationDateOfWork 1867
firstPublicationWork The Last Chronicle of Barset
gender female
language English
literaryGenreOfWork Victorian novel
social novel
literaryMovement Victorian literature
surface form: Victorian realism
loveInterest Archdeacon Grantly
surface form: Henry Grantly
medium novel
moralStatusInNarrative ultimately vindicated
mother Mrs. Crawley
narrativeRole central heroine of The Last Chronicle of Barset
nationality English
occupation governess
plotInvolvement accused of theft of a cheque
subject of a public scandal in Barsetshire
relationshipToClergy daughter of a poor clergyman
residence Hogglestock
settingRegion fictional county of Barsetshire
socialStatus impoverished
symbolizes the dignity of the poor
virtue under adversity
themeInvolvement class and marriage in Victorian England
conflict between poverty and social respectability
moral integrity under suspicion
timePeriodSetting Victorian era

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