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The daughter of a Turkish merchant and the beloved of Felix De Lacey; the Creature learns to speak and read by following her lessons.
Books
Story role
Felix's beloved
Background
Daughter of "a Turkish merchant" and a Christian Arab mother (Chapter 14).
Physical appearance
"Her hair of a shining raven black" and "countenance of angelic beauty and expression" (Chapter 13).
Relationships
Loves Felix De Lacey, who calls her "his sweet Arabian" (Chapter 13).
Character arc
Leaves her father to find Felix, and arrives at the cottage (Chapters 13 to 14).
Source note
Quotes and chapter numbers are from the 1831 edition of Frankenstein. Fields left empty where the novel does not say.