Eliza Sommers

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Eliza Sommers is the determined and adventurous Chilean-born heroine of Isabel Allende’s historical novel "Daughter of Fortune," who embarks on a perilous journey to California during the Gold Rush in search of love and independence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
novel protagonist
adoptiveFamilyResidence Valparaíso NERFINISHED
appearsIn Daughter of Fortune NERFINISHED
associatedAuthorNationality Chilean
associatedWith Gold Rush NERFINISHED
associatedWorkSeries trilogy including Portrait in Sepia and The House of the Spirits
closeCompanion Tao Chi’en NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Chile NERFINISHED
createdBy Isabel Allende NERFINISHED
defies Victorian gender expectations
disguisesAs boy
ethnicOrigin Chilean
fictionalStatus non-historical character
fictionalUniverse Daughter of Fortune NERFINISHED
firstPublicationWork 1999
gender female
hasLoveInterest Joaquín Andieta NERFINISHED
historicalContext California Gold Rush NERFINISHED
languageOfWork Spanish
literaryGenre historical fiction
literaryNationalityContext Chilean literature
medium novel
narrativeFunction explores role of women in 19th century society
narrativeRole heroine
notableCharacteristic adventurous
courageous
determined
independent
resourceful
protagonistOf Daughter of Fortune NERFINISHED
raisedBy Jeremy Sommers NERFINISHED
Miss Rose Sommers NERFINISHED
searchesFor independence
love
symbolizes female autonomy
transgression of social norms
themeInvolvement cross-cultural identity
female independence
love and self-discovery
migration
timePeriod 19th century
travelsBy ship
travelsFrom Chile NERFINISHED
travelsTo California NERFINISHED
undertakes perilous journey

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Daughter of Fortune mainCharacter Eliza Sommers
Daughter of Fortune character Eliza Sommers
Portrait in Sepia character Eliza Sommers