Lisbon sisters

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The Lisbon sisters are a group of five enigmatic teenage sisters whose lives and tragic deaths lie at the haunting center of Jeffrey Eugenides’ novel and its film adaptation, The Virgin Suicides.

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instanceOf fictional character group
sisters
adaptedIn The Virgin Suicides (1999 film) NERFINISHED
ageGroup teenagers
appearsIn The Virgin Suicides NERFINISHED
The Virgin Suicides (film) NERFINISHED
characterizedAs enigmatic
reclusive
tragic
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy Jeffrey Eugenides NERFINISHED
culturalImpact iconic representation of suburban teenage tragedy
fictionalResidence Grosse Pointe, Michigan NERFINISHED
fictionalUniverse The Virgin Suicides universe NERFINISHED
firstAppearance The Virgin Suicides (1993 novel) NERFINISHED
genre literary fiction
psychological drama
hasFamilyName Lisbon NERFINISHED
hasMember Bonnie Lisbon NERFINISHED
Cecilia Lisbon NERFINISHED
Lux Lisbon NERFINISHED
Mary Lisbon NERFINISHED
Therese Lisbon NERFINISHED
languageOfWork English
medium feature film
novel
memberOf Lisbon family NERFINISHED
narrativePerspectiveOn group of neighborhood boys
narrativeRole central characters
numberOfMembers 5
parent Mr. Lisbon NERFINISHED
Mrs. Lisbon NERFINISHED
plotSignificance their suicides shape the narrators' lives
portrayedInFilmBy A.J. Cook (Mary Lisbon) NERFINISHED
Chelse Swain (Bonnie Lisbon) NERFINISHED
Hanna R. Hall (Cecilia Lisbon) NERFINISHED
Kirsten Dunst (Lux Lisbon)
Leslie Hayman (Therese Lisbon) NERFINISHED
settingType American suburb
themeAssociatedWith adolescent sexuality
male gaze
memory and nostalgia
suburban malaise
teenage suicide
timePeriod 1970s

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The Virgin Suicides narrativeFocus Lisbon sisters