Mrs. Elton

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Mrs. Elton is a socially pretentious, meddlesome newlywed in Jane Austen’s "Emma," known for her vulgar self-importance and comic role in the novel’s social dynamics.

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Mrs. Elton canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character in a novel
fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Emma NERFINISHED
authorGender female
authorNationality English
basedOnWork Emma NERFINISHED
characterTrait conceited
domineering
meddlesome
self-important
snobbish
socially ambitious
socially pretentious
talkative
vulgar
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Jane Austen NERFINISHED
familyName Elton NERFINISHED
fictionalUniverse Highbury NERFINISHED
firstAppearance Emma NERFINISHED
genreOfWorkAppearedIn novel of manners
romantic novel
givenName Augusta NERFINISHED
interactsWith Emma Woodhouse NERFINISHED
Harriet Smith NERFINISHED
Jane Fairfax NERFINISHED
Mr. Elton NERFINISHED
Mr. Knightley NERFINISHED
language English
maritalStatus married
name Augusta Elton NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction foil to Emma Woodhouse
source of social satire
nationality English
notableFor comic role in social dynamics of Emma
vulgar self-importance
occupation clergyman's wife
residence Highbury NERFINISHED
vicarage at Highbury
roleInWork antagonistic character
comic character
socialRole clergyman's wife in a rural parish
newlywed
spouse Mr. Elton NERFINISHED
spouseOf Mr. Elton NERFINISHED
workPublicationDate 1815

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Emma (novel by Jane Austen) mainCharacter Mrs. Elton
subject surface form: Emma (novel)
Emma character Mrs. Elton
subject surface form: Emma (2009 TV series)
Emma Woodhouse hasAcquaintance Mrs. Elton