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Lolita, of the Confession of a White Widowed Male by Vladimir Nabokov is a story about Humbert Humbert, a literature professor in his late thirties, obsessed with a twelve-year-old Dolores Haze. The novel consists of a preface, two parts and the author's annotation. The book starts with the foreword written by fictitious editor named John Ray, Jr., Ph.D., who explains the story that will follow. He states that he received Lolita's manuscript from Humbert Humbert's lawyer and that Humbert died in jail waiting for a trial. Invented by Nabokov editor believes that Lolita should serve as a warning and a moral lesson for generations to come.
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Fan Casting Charlotte Haze(''Fat Cow'')

Role added by thatgirll on April 3, 2023

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Description of Charlotte Haze (''Fat Cow''):

Humbert describes Charlotte as having "a shiny forehead, plucked eyebrows, & quite simple but not unattractive features that may be defined as a weak solution of Marlene Dietrich." She has "bronze brown" hair & "very wide-set sea-green eyes." Doesn't have the best relationship with her daughter, Dolores, but, as a lively, pretentious young widow, finds comfort in having Humbert as her second husband. Died in a car accident after crossing the street carelessly, due to a previous fight with Humbert and her discovery of his passion for her daughter.

 

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    Brown
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    30-39
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