Vivian Warren

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Vivian Warren is the intelligent, ambitious heroine of George Bernard Shaw’s play "Mrs. Warren’s Profession," who struggles to reconcile her moral ideals with the revelation of her mother’s past.

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instanceOf dramatic character
fictional character
protagonist
appearsInWork Mrs. Warren’s Profession NERFINISHED
associatedWithMovement feminism in literature
centralConflict reconciling moral ideals with her mother’s past
chooses career over marriage
createdBy George Bernard Shaw NERFINISHED
discovers her mother’s fortune comes from prostitution and brothels
educatedAt Newnham College, Cambridge NERFINISHED
Cambridge University
surface form: University of Cambridge
embodiesTheme conflict between economic necessity and moral ideals
critique of Victorian morality
women’s emancipation
fieldOfStudy mathematics
firstAppearanceYear 1893
hasGender female
hasMother Kitty Warren NERFINISHED
hasOccupation actuary
hasPersonalityType emotionally reserved
logical
hasRole heroine
hasSkill legal and financial reasoning
mathematical analysis
hasTrait ambitious
hard‑working
independent
intelligent
pragmatic
rational
livesIn England NERFINISHED
moralStance rejects living on money earned from prostitution
nameVariant Vivian Warren NERFINISHED
nationality British
rejects sentimentality
rejectsCharacter Frank Gardner NERFINISHED
Praed’s romanticized view of life
relationshipWithMother conflicted loyalty and affection
strained
setInPeriod late Victorian era
speaksLanguage English
stageMedium theatre
supports women’s economic independence
symbolizes the New Woman of the late 19th century
values honesty
professional integrity
self‑reliance

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