Virginia Otis

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Virginia Otis is a compassionate and courageous young American girl in Oscar Wilde’s novella "The Canterville Ghost," whose empathy and bravery ultimately bring peace to the troubled spirit haunting Canterville Chase.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf child character
female character
fictional character
literary character
ageGroup adolescent
appearsIn The Canterville Ghost NERFINISHED
appearsInMedium novella
associatedWithLocation Canterville Chase NERFINISHED
characterInWork The Canterville Ghost NERFINISHED
comfortsCharacter Sir Simon de Canterville NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
createdBy Oscar Wilde NERFINISHED
familyName Otis NERFINISHED
firstPublicationOfWork 1887
genreOfWork comic ghost story
givenName Virginia NERFINISHED
hasFather Hiram B. Otis NERFINISHED
hasMother Mrs. Otis NERFINISHED
hasSibling The Otis twins NERFINISHED
Washington Otis NERFINISHED
hasTrait bravery
kindness
selflessness
sensitivity
helpsCharacter Sir Simon de Canterville NERFINISHED
languageOfWork English
mediatesBetween Sir Simon de Canterville NERFINISHED
the Otis family NERFINISHED
moralAlignment good
narrativeFunction agent of spiritual release
nationalityInFiction American
notableFor bringing peace to Sir Simon’s spirit
compassion
courage
empathy toward the ghost
performsAct accompanies Sir Simon to the Garden of Death
prays for Sir Simon’s soul
weeps for Sir Simon’s suffering
resolves haunting of Canterville Chase
roleInStory deuteragonist
savior of Sir Simon de Canterville
symbolizes Christian charity
bridge between old world and new world values
innocence
themeInvolvement contrast between American pragmatism and old-world superstition
forgiveness
redemption

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The Canterville Ghost mainCharacter Virginia Otis