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import { CharacterNetwork } from '../types/character-network';
export const characterNetwork: CharacterNetwork = {
books: [
{
id: "pride-and-prejudice",
name: "Pride and Prejudice",
type: "book",
color: "#e91e63",
description: "A masterpiece of wit and social commentary exploring marriage, class, and prejudice in Regency England.",
year: 1813
},
{
id: "sense-and-sensibility",
name: "Sense and Sensibility",
type: "book",
color: "#2196f3",
description: "A story of two sisters with contrasting temperaments navigating love and heartbreak.",
year: 1811
},
{
id: "northanger-abbey",
name: "Northanger Abbey",
type: "book",
color: "#4caf50",
description: "A coming-of-age story that parodies Gothic novels while exploring the perils of confusing fiction with reality.",
year: 1818
},
{
id: "mansfield-park",
name: "Mansfield Park",
type: "book",
color: "#9c27b0",
description: "A complex exploration of morality, social position, and personal integrity through the story of Fanny Price.",
year: 1814
},
{
id: "longbourn",
name: "Longbourn",
type: "book",
color: "#795548",
description: "A retelling of Pride and Prejudice from the servants' perspective, exploring class and social inequality.",
year: 2013
}
],
nodes: [
// Pride and Prejudice
{
id: "elizabeth-bennet",
name: "Elizabeth Bennet",
novel: "Pride and Prejudice",
class: "middle",
type: "protagonist",
description: "The witty and independent second daughter of the Bennet family, known for her intelligence and prejudiced first impressions."
},
{
id: "darcy",
name: "Fitzwilliam Darcy",
novel: "Pride and Prejudice",
class: "upper",
type: "protagonist",
description: "A wealthy and proud nobleman who learns to overcome his prejudices and rigid social expectations."
},
{
id: "jane-bennet",
name: "Jane Bennet",
novel: "Pride and Prejudice",
class: "middle",
type: "supporting",
description: "The beautiful and gentle eldest Bennet daughter, whose sweet nature leads her to see only the good in others."
},
{
id: "bingley",
name: "Charles Bingley",
novel: "Pride and Prejudice",
class: "upper",
type: "supporting",
description: "Darcy's wealthy and amiable friend who falls in love with Jane Bennet, easily influenced by others."
},
{
id: "lydia-bennet",
name: "Lydia Bennet",
novel: "Pride and Prejudice",
class: "middle",
type: "supporting",
description: "The youngest Bennet sister, whose reckless behavior threatens her family's reputation."
},
{
id: "wickham",
name: "George Wickham",
novel: "Pride and Prejudice",
class: "middle",
type: "antagonist",
description: "A charming but deceitful officer who causes trouble for both the Bennets and Darcy."
},
// Sense and Sensibility
{
id: "elinor-dashwood",
name: "Elinor Dashwood",
novel: "Sense and Sensibility",
class: "middle",
type: "protagonist",
description: "The sensible and reserved elder Dashwood sister, who represents sense and emotional restraint."
},
{
id: "marianne-dashwood",
name: "Marianne Dashwood",
novel: "Sense and Sensibility",
class: "middle",
type: "protagonist",
description: "The emotional and romantic younger Dashwood sister, who learns to balance sensibility with sense."
},
{
id: "edward-ferrars",
name: "Edward Ferrars",
novel: "Sense and Sensibility",
class: "upper",
type: "supporting",
description: "A gentle, reserved man who forms an attachment to Elinor despite his secret engagement."
},
{
id: "willoughby",
name: "John Willoughby",
novel: "Sense and Sensibility",
class: "upper",
type: "antagonist",
description: "A dashing young man who captures Marianne's heart but proves morally bankrupt."
},
{
id: "colonel-brandon",
name: "Colonel Brandon",
novel: "Sense and Sensibility",
class: "upper",
type: "supporting",
description: "A mature and honorable man who quietly loves Marianne and proves his worth through actions."
},
// Northanger Abbey
{
id: "catherine-morland",
name: "Catherine Morland",
novel: "Northanger Abbey",
class: "middle",
type: "protagonist",
description: "A naive but charming young woman whose love of Gothic novels colors her view of reality."
},
{
id: "henry-tilney",
name: "Henry Tilney",
novel: "Northanger Abbey",
class: "upper",
type: "protagonist",
description: "An intelligent and witty clergyman who guides Catherine's maturation while falling in love with her."
},
{
id: "isabella-thorpe",
name: "Isabella Thorpe",
novel: "Northanger Abbey",
class: "middle",
type: "antagonist",
description: "A manipulative friend who pretends affection for Catherine's brother while pursuing others."
},
{
id: "john-thorpe",
name: "John Thorpe",
novel: "Northanger Abbey",
class: "middle",
type: "antagonist",
description: "Isabella's boastful and dishonest brother who pursues Catherine for her perceived wealth."
},
// Mansfield Park
{
id: "fanny-price",
name: "Fanny Price",
novel: "Mansfield Park",
class: "lower",
type: "protagonist",
description: "A modest and moral young woman taken in by her wealthy relatives, steadfast in her principles."
},
{
id: "edmund-bertram",
name: "Edmund Bertram",
novel: "Mansfield Park",
class: "upper",
type: "protagonist",
description: "Fanny's cousin and friend, a would-be clergyman who is temporarily led astray by Mary Crawford."
},
{
id: "mary-crawford",
name: "Mary Crawford",
novel: "Mansfield Park",
class: "upper",
type: "antagonist",
description: "A charming but worldly woman who attracts Edmund while representing modern urban values."
},
{
id: "henry-crawford",
name: "Henry Crawford",
novel: "Mansfield Park",
class: "upper",
type: "antagonist",
description: "Mary's brother, a charismatic man who pursues Fanny after toying with her cousins' affections."
},
// Longbourn
{
id: "sarah",
name: "Sarah",
novel: "Longbourn",
class: "lower",
type: "protagonist",
description: "A hardworking housemaid at Longbourn with dreams beyond her station."
},
{
id: "james-smith",
name: "James Smith",
novel: "Longbourn",
class: "lower",
type: "protagonist",
description: "The mysterious new footman with a hidden past, who catches Sarah's attention."
},
{
id: "mrs-hill",
name: "Mrs. Hill",
novel: "Longbourn",
class: "lower",
type: "supporting",
description: "The housekeeper of Longbourn, who holds many secrets about the household."
},
{
id: "polly",
name: "Polly",
novel: "Longbourn",
class: "lower",
type: "supporting",
description: "The young housemaid learning her duties alongside Sarah."
}
],
relationships: [
// Pride and Prejudice Relationships
{
source: "elizabeth-bennet",
target: "jane-bennet",
type: "family",
description: "Sisters and closest confidantes",
development: [
"Share sisterly bond throughout the novel",
"Support each other through romantic trials",
"Maintain trust and confidence in each other"
]
},
{
source: "elizabeth-bennet",
target: "darcy",
type: "romance",
description: "Central romance overcoming pride and prejudice",
development: [
"Initial mutual dislike",
"Growing understanding through letters and visits",
"Eventual recognition of true character",
"Marriage"
]
},
{
source: "jane-bennet",
target: "bingley",
type: "romance",
description: "Love at first sight couple",
development: [
"Immediate mutual attraction",
"Separation due to social interference",
"Reunion and marriage"
]
},
{
source: "lydia-bennet",
target: "wickham",
type: "romance",
description: "Scandalous elopement",
development: [
"Flirtation and infatuation",
"Reckless elopement",
"Forced marriage through Darcy's intervention"
]
},
// Sense and Sensibility Relationships
{
source: "elinor-dashwood",
target: "marianne-dashwood",
type: "family",
description: "Sisters representing sense and sensibility",
development: [
"Contrasting approaches to emotion",
"Support through family difficulties",
"Mutual growth and understanding"
]
},
{
source: "elinor-dashwood",
target: "edward-ferrars",
type: "romance",
description: "Reserved romance complicated by duty",
development: [
"Quiet mutual attraction",
"Separation due to prior engagement",
"Eventual reunion and marriage"
]
},
{
source: "marianne-dashwood",
target: "willoughby",
type: "romance",
description: "Passionate but doomed romance",
development: [
"Intense initial attraction",
"Shared romantic sensibilities",
"Heartbreaking separation",
"Eventual disillusionment"
]
},
{
source: "marianne-dashwood",
target: "colonel-brandon",
type: "romance",
description: "Mature love developing from friendship",
development: [
"Initial indifference from Marianne",
"Growing appreciation through trials",
"Marriage based on deeper understanding"
]
},
// Northanger Abbey Relationships
{
source: "catherine-morland",
target: "henry-tilney",
type: "romance",
description: "Educational romance",
development: [
"Initial friendship and guidance",
"Growing romantic attachment",
"Overcoming misunderstandings",
"Marriage despite family opposition"
]
},
{
source: "catherine-morland",
target: "isabella-thorpe",
type: "friendship",
description: "False friendship",
development: [
"Initial close friendship",
"Growing awareness of Isabella's true nature",
"Betrayal and disillusionment"
]
},
// Mansfield Park Relationships
{
source: "fanny-price",
target: "edmund-bertram",
type: "romance",
description: "Constant love tested by rival",
development: [
"Childhood friendship",
"Fanny's secret love",
"Edmund's infatuation with Mary",
"Final recognition of true feelings"
]
},
{
source: "edmund-bertram",
target: "mary-crawford",
type: "romance",
description: "Tempting but unsuitable attachment",
development: [
"Initial attraction",
"Growing awareness of moral differences",
"Final disillusionment"
]
},
{
source: "fanny-price",
target: "henry-crawford",
type: "rivalry",
description: "Unwanted pursuit",
development: [
"Henry's initial indifference",
"Determined pursuit of Fanny",
"Fanny's steadfast refusal",
"Henry's moral failure"
]
},
// Longbourn Relationships
{
source: "sarah",
target: "james-smith",
type: "romance",
description: "A romance that crosses social boundaries",
development: [
"Initial curiosity about the mysterious new footman",
"Growing understanding of each other's struggles",
"Shared moments during daily tasks",
"Overcoming past secrets and social barriers"
]
},
{
source: "sarah",
target: "mrs-hill",
type: "family",
description: "Mentor-like relationship",
development: [
"Mrs. Hill's guidance in household duties",
"Growing trust and confidence",
"Sharing of household secrets",
"Maternal care and protection"
]
},
{
source: "sarah",
target: "polly",
type: "friendship",
description: "Fellow servants and friends",
development: [
"Teaching Polly household duties",
"Supporting each other through daily challenges",
"Sharing dreams and aspirations"
]
},
// Add connections between Longbourn and Pride and Prejudice characters
{
source: "sarah",
target: "elizabeth-bennet",
type: "friendship",
description: "Servant and mistress with mutual respect",
development: [
"Sarah's observations of Elizabeth's character",
"Growing understanding across social boundaries",
"Shared experiences from different perspectives"
]
},
{
source: "mrs-hill",
target: "elizabeth-bennet",
type: "family",
description: "Housekeeper's care for the Bennet family",
development: [
"Years of service to the Bennet family",
"Protection of family secrets",
"Maternal guidance from below stairs"
]
},
{
source: "james-smith",
target: "elizabeth-bennet",
type: "friendship",
description: "Distant but respectful relationship",
development: [
"Initial wariness",
"Growing trust through service",
"Understanding of social positions"
]
}
]
};

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interface ThemeComparison {
theme: string;
description: string;
appearances: {
novel: string;
manifestation: string;
examples: {
quote: string;
context: string;
analysis: string;
}[];
significance: string;
}[];
}
interface CharacterType {
archetype: string;
description: string;
examples: {
novel: string;
character: string;
analysis: string;
evolution: string;
keyQuotes: {
quote: string;
context: string;
}[];
}[];
}
interface WritingStyleElement {
technique: string;
description: string;
evolution: {
novel: string;
usage: string;
examples: string[];
significance: string;
}[];
}
export const themeComparisons: ThemeComparison[] = [
{
theme: "Marriage and Economic Reality",
description: "The intersection of marriage, economic necessity, and social mobility across Austen's works",
appearances: [
{
novel: "Pride and Prejudice",
manifestation: "Marriage market and social climbing",
examples: [
{
quote: "It is a truth universally acknowledged...",
context: "Opening line",
analysis: "Establishes the economic premise of marriage in Regency society"
}
],
significance: "Direct examination of marriage as economic transaction"
},
{
novel: "Sense and Sensibility",
manifestation: "Financial vulnerability of women",
examples: [
{
quote: "What have wealth or grandeur to do with happiness?",
context: "Marianne's naive view",
analysis: "Contrasts romantic ideals with economic reality"
}
],
significance: "Explores the harsh realities of women's financial dependence"
}
]
},
{
theme: "Social Class and Mobility",
description: "The examination of class boundaries and social movement in Regency society",
appearances: [
{
novel: "Mansfield Park",
manifestation: "Class consciousness and moral worth",
examples: [
{
quote: "We have all a better guide in ourselves...",
context: "Fanny's moral stance",
analysis: "Links class position with moral character"
}
],
significance: "Explores the relationship between social position and moral integrity"
},
{
novel: "Northanger Abbey",
manifestation: "Social climbing and authenticity",
examples: [
{
quote: "No one who had ever seen Catherine Morland in her infancy...",
context: "Opening description",
analysis: "Subverts expectations of class and heroism"
}
],
significance: "Questions the relationship between social status and personal worth"
}
]
}
];
export const characterTypes: CharacterType[] = [
{
archetype: "The Witty Heroine",
description: "Intelligent, spirited female protagonists who challenge social norms",
examples: [
{
novel: "Pride and Prejudice",
character: "Elizabeth Bennet",
analysis: "Combines wit with social observation",
evolution: "Learns to balance judgment with understanding",
keyQuotes: [
{
quote: "I could easily forgive his pride, if he had not mortified mine",
context: "Early judgment of Darcy"
}
]
},
{
novel: "Emma",
character: "Emma Woodhouse",
analysis: "Uses wit but must learn its proper application",
evolution: "Develops from clever manipulation to genuine understanding",
keyQuotes: [
{
quote: "I seem to have been doomed to blindness",
context: "Moment of self-realization"
}
]
}
]
}
];
export const writingStyleEvolution: WritingStyleElement[] = [
{
technique: "Free Indirect Discourse",
description: "Narrative technique blending character and narrator perspectives",
evolution: [
{
novel: "Northanger Abbey",
usage: "Early experimentation with narrative voice",
examples: [
"Commentary on Gothic conventions",
"Catherine's naive perspectives"
],
significance: "Develops ironic distance while maintaining character sympathy"
},
{
novel: "Emma",
usage: "Sophisticated deployment for character insight",
examples: [
"Emma's self-deceptions",
"Social observations"
],
significance: "Achieves complex character psychology and social commentary"
}
]
}
];