Lady Diana Mayo

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Lady Diana Mayo is the independent and headstrong English heroine of E.M. Hull’s desert romance novel "The Sheik," whose abduction by a powerful Arab chieftain drives the story’s central love-and-adventure plot.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
novel protagonist
adaptedIn The Sheik
surface form: 1921 film The Sheik
appearsInMedium novel
appearsInWork The Sheik
associatedWithTrope captured heroine
desert romance heroine
characterTrait headstrong
independent
conflictType abduction and captivity
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
createdBy E. M. Hull
creator E. M. Hull
familyName Mayo
fictionalUniverse The Sheik
gender female
genreOfWorkAppearedIn adventure fiction
desert romance
romance novel
givenName Diana
languageOfWork English
literaryPeriod early 20th-century popular fiction
narrativeRole protagonist of central love-and-adventure plot
nationality English
notableEvent abducted by an Arab chieftain
portrayedInFilmBy Agnes Ayres
primarySettingOfStory Sahara Desert
primarySettingRegion North Africa
publicationContext character in a 1919 novel
relationshipToOtherCharacter love interest of Ahmed Ben Hassan
role heroine
socialStatusInStory aristocrat
themeInvolvingCharacter cultural clash
female independence
power dynamics in romance
title Lady

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The Sheik character Lady Diana Mayo
Sheik Ahmed Ben Hassan romanticInterest Lady Diana Mayo
Agnes Ayres playedCharacter Lady Diana Mayo
Agnes Ayres playedCharacterInWork Lady Diana Mayo
this entity surface form: Lady Diana Mayo in The Sheik
Agnes Ayres playedCharacterInWork Lady Diana Mayo
this entity surface form: Lady Diana Mayo in The Son of the Sheik