A character in A Room with a View
A Room with a View by Forster, E. M. (Edward Morgan)
A self-styled emancipated lady novelist at the Pension Bertolini who loves to shed the trammels of respectability, and who later fictionalizes Lucy and George's kiss in her novel.
Also known as: Miss Lavish, the clever lady
Inside the story
Miss Eleanor Lavish is a self-styled emancipated lady novelist staying at the Pension Bertolini in Florence. She presents herself as a clever, unconventional woman who wants to cast off the trammels of respectability, and becomes one of Lucy Honeychurch’s fellow guests.
A vigorous, clever middle-aged Englishwoman of bohemian, unconventional dress and emphatic manner, forever proclaiming her scorn for respectability.
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