Mary Johnson

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Mary Johnson is the impoverished young protagonist of Stephen Crane’s novella "Maggie: A Girl of the Streets," whose tragic life in the slums of New York highlights the brutal effects of poverty and social hypocrisy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
protagonist
alsoKnownAs Maggie NERFINISHED
appearsInWork Maggie: A Girl of the Streets NERFINISHED
associatedWithFamily Johnson family NERFINISHED
brother Jimmie Johnson NERFINISHED
createdBy Stephen Crane NERFINISHED
creatorNationality American
deathInStory suicide implied
economicStatus poor
experiences domestic violence
sexual double standard
social ostracism
familyName Johnson
firstPublicationOfWork 1893
fullName Mary Johnson NERFINISHED
gender female
givenName Mary NERFINISHED
hasOccupation factory worker
isAbusedBy her family
isMistreatedBy Pete NERFINISHED
languageOfWork English
laterOccupation prostitute
livesInEnvironment urban slum
medium literature
mother Mary Johnson’s mother
narrativeFunction victim of environment
narrativeOutcome tragic death
nationalityInFiction American
portraysTheme determinism
effects of poverty
moral judgment of women
social hypocrisy
protagonistOf Maggie: A Girl of the Streets NERFINISHED
relationshipWith Pete NERFINISHED
revisedEditionOfWork 1896
roleInWork tragic heroine
romanticInvolvementWith Pete NERFINISHED
settingBorough Manhattan NERFINISHED
settingCity New York City NERFINISHED
settingNeighborhood the Bowery NERFINISHED
socialClass impoverished
symbolizes innocence destroyed by environment
victim of urban poverty
workGenre naturalist fiction
novella
social realism

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