Cecilia Lisbon

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Cecilia Lisbon is the youngest and most enigmatic of the Lisbon sisters in Jeffrey Eugenides' novel "The Virgin Suicides," whose tragic fate sets the tone for the story's haunting exploration of adolescence and suburban malaise.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
adaptedIn The Virgin Suicides (1999 film) NERFINISHED
ageAtDeath 13
appearsIn The Virgin Suicides NERFINISHED
associatedTheme adolescence
female adolescence
isolation
suburban disillusionment
suicide
causeOfDeath suicide
characterTrait enigmatic
introverted
morbidly preoccupied with death
creator Jeffrey Eugenides NERFINISHED
familyName Lisbon NERFINISHED
father Mr. Lisbon NERFINISHED
firstAppearance The Virgin Suicides (novel, 1993) NERFINISHED
gender female
givenName Cecilia NERFINISHED
keeps a diary
languageOfWork English
livesWith her four sisters
her parents
medium prose fiction
methodOfSuicide jumping from a second-story window onto a fence
mother Mrs. Lisbon NERFINISHED
narratedBy unnamed group of neighborhood boys
narrativeRole catalyst for the novel's events
nationality American
notableFor being the first Lisbon sister to die by suicide
notableQuote Obviously, Doctor, you've never been a 13-year-old girl.
portrayedBy Hanna R. Hall NERFINISHED
positionInFamily youngest sister
previousSuicideAttempt slitting her wrists in the bathtub
religion Roman Catholic
residence suburban Grosse Pointe, Michigan
setting American suburb
siblingOf Bonnie Lisbon NERFINISHED
Lux Lisbon NERFINISHED
Mary Lisbon NERFINISHED
Therese Lisbon NERFINISHED
symbolizes suburban malaise
the fragility of adolescence
timePeriod 1970s

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The Virgin Suicides mainCharacter Cecilia Lisbon