Amy March

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female character fictional character literary character

Amy March is the youngest of the four March sisters in Louisa May Alcott’s novel "Little Women," known for her artistic ambitions, vanity, and eventual maturation into a poised and compassionate woman.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	female character → fictional character → literary character →
appearsIn	Good Wives → Jo's Boys → Little Men → Little Women →
artisticDiscipline	drawing → painting →
associatedEvent	falls through the ice while skating →
associatedPlace	Europe →
associatedWork	burns Jo's manuscript in anger →
birthOrder	youngest March sister →
characterDevelopment	matures from vanity to responsibility and compassion →
characterTrait	ambitious → artistic → compassionate → materialistic in youth → poised → romantic → vain →
child	Bess Laurence →
creator	Louisa May Alcott →
education	receives art instruction in Europe →
familyName	March →
fictionalResidence	Concord, Massachusetts NERFINISHED →
fullName	Amy Curtis March →
gender	female →
givenName	Amy →
guardianDuringTravel	Aunt March →
languageOfWork	English →
nationality	American →
notableTraitInChildhood	mispronounces words →
occupation	artist →
parent	Marmee March → Mr. March →
relationshipToLaurie	eventual wife and emotional support →
relativeByMarriage	Laurie Laurence →
religion	Christianity →
sibling	Beth March → Jo March → Meg March →
socialClassAspiration	upper class →
spouse	Theodore "Laurie" Laurence →
themeAssociation	female artistic ambition in the 19th century → marriage and social status →
travelsTo	Europe with Aunt March →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Little Women (1933 film) → Little Women (1994 film) →	character
Little Women →	mainCharacter
Florence Pugh →	portrayed