The Duchess of Berwick in Oscar Wilde's "Lady Windermere's Fan" is portrayed as a socially astute and somewhat cynical character. She embodies the complexities of high society, often prioritizing appearances and social standing over genuine emotions. Despite her sharp wit and critical perspective on the moral shortcomings of others, she also shows a more compassionate side, particularly towards Lady Windermere, indicating her deeper understanding of human relationships. Overall, she serves as a vehicle for Wilde's exploration of societal norms and hypocrisy.
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The duchess in The Duchess and the Jeweler were greedy. This was a short story written by Virginia Woolf.
One that should be thrown into an open fire.
The term 'Duchess of Kent' is a proper noun, the name of a specific title for a specific person. Proper nouns are always capitalized.
Wallace Simpson, Duchess of Windsor
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At the beginning of the play Agatha is ordered around by her overbearing mother, the duchess. She is totally obedient always answering "yes, mamma". In fact, the only thing she says during the entire play is "yes, mamma". However, her tone and body language change a bit each time, so that at the end, she asserts her independence when her mother asks her about leaving England to go to Australia with Mr. Hopper, "Did you say that?" Agatha answers with a defiant "Yes, mamma!!" So Agatha changes from a timid, obedient ( although secretly resentful) daughter to triumphant in her knowledge that she will be escaping her domineering mother by marrying as far away as possible.
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A default character is the kind d type for characters constants if no kind parameter is specified.