Lucy Steele

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Lucy Steele is a scheming, socially ambitious young woman in Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility" who secretly becomes engaged to Edward Ferrars, complicating his relationship with Elinor Dashwood.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Sense and Sensibility NERFINISHED
appearsInMedium novel
associatedWithTheme hypocrisy
marriage and money
secrecy
social ambition
authorCountryOfOrigin United Kingdom NERFINISHED
authorOccupation novelist
characterTrait calculating
manipulative
scheming
socially ambitious
complicatesRelationshipOf Edward Ferrars and Elinor Dashwood NERFINISHED
confidesIn Elinor Dashwood NERFINISHED
creator Jane Austen NERFINISHED
engagedTo Edward Ferrars NERFINISHED
engagementStatusDuringNovel secretly engaged to Edward Ferrars
fictionalUniverse Sense and Sensibility universe NERFINISHED
gender female
genreOfWork Novel of manners
Romantic novel
languageOfWork English
literaryRole antagonist
motivatedBy desire for social advancement
financial security
narrativeFunction to create tension in Elinor Dashwood’s storyline
nationality British
portrayedAsFoilTo Elinor Dashwood NERFINISHED
relative Anne Steele NERFINISHED
revealsSecretEngagementTo Elinor Dashwood NERFINISHED
romanticRivalOf Elinor Dashwood NERFINISHED
secretEngagementWith Edward Ferrars NERFINISHED
setting Regency-era England NERFINISHED
sibling Anne Steele NERFINISHED
socialBehavior flattering to superiors
insincere
socialClass lower gentry
workAuthorGender female
workPublicationYear 1811

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Edward Ferrars formerFiancée Lucy Steele
Edward Ferrars engagedTo Lucy Steele