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New England
The north-east corner of the United States, home to old families and old money, is the novel's geographical and social setting.
Rhinecliff
This is the small New England town located near the Waverly Academy.
Waverly Academy
The action of the narrative is set almost entirely within the boundaries of this upper class boarding school. The only time the action leaves the campus is in Part 4, when several characters venture out to a restaurant (see "Le Petit Coq" below).
Owl
The owl is the school mascot for Waverly. The students there refer to themselves as owls.
Dumbarton Hall
This is the dormitory where the girl students of Waverly all live, and the building to which they are all confined following the discovery of Tinsley's party on the roof.
The Dumbarton Hall Roof
Generally unsupervised by teachers, the roof of Dumbarton Hall has been the setting for several...
This section contains 551 words (approx. 2 pages at 400 words per page) |