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Humbert Humbert

Richard F. Schiller

Dr. Ivor Quilty

Mary Rose Hamilton

Rosaline Honeck

Phyllis Chatfield

Frederick Beale, Jr.

Jack Windmuller

Clarence Choate Clark

Dr. Blanche Schwarzmann

Dr. Anita Johnson

Dr. Ilse Tristramson

Louise Windmuller

342 Lawn Street

The Enchanted Hunters

Beardsley School

Grimm Road · Pavor Manor

Beardsley College

Ramsdale Journal

Humbert's diary

automatic pistol

purple sleeping pills

Charlotte's love letter

photograph of Annabel

key to room 342

purple silk dressing gown

Little Carmen record

luizetta money box

Aztec Red Convertible

Ponderosa Lodge envelope

Dromes cigarette ad

Kreutzer Sonata painting

Arlésienne painting

Mexican knickknacks

The Enchanted Hunters play

bird of paradise

Annabel's death

Valeria's affair and departure

Humbert moves into Haze house

First sight of Lolita

The davenport scene

Charlotte's confession letter

Charlotte's death

Humbert marries Charlotte

Humbert retrieves Lolita from Camp Q

First night at The Enchanted Hunters

The cross-country road trip

Lolita's illness and disappearance

Humbert's search for Lolita

Humbert's relationship with Rita

Humbert receives letter from Lolita

Humbert visits Lolita in Coalmont

Humbert kills Quilty

Humbert's arrest

Humbert's death

Charlotte Haze's death

First sexual encounter between Humbert and Lolita

Lolita's escape from the hospital with Clare Quilty

Murder of Clare Quilty

December 6, 1933

January 1, 1947

August 1947 to August 1948

September 18, 1952

September 22, 1952

November 16, 1952

Christmas Day 1952

Humbert Humbert and Annabel Leigh

Humbert Humbert and Valeria

Humbert Humbert and Charlotte Haze

Humbert Humbert and Dolores Haze

Humbert Humbert and Clare Quilty

Dolores Haze and Clare Quilty

Dolores Haze and Richard Schiller

Humbert Humbert and Rita

Charlotte Haze and Dolores Haze

Humbert Humbert and Gaston Godin

Humbert Humbert and John Farlow

White widowed male

Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins

You can always count on a murderer for a fancy prose style

The word is incest

It was she who seduced me

I am nature's faithful hound

Poets never kill

a paradise whose skies were the color of hell-flames

The moral sense in mortals is the duty · We have to pay on mortal sense of beauty

Wanted, wanted: Dolores Haze

the only immortality you and I may share

melody of children at play

Charlotte's Blind Love for Humbert

Explores Charlotte's intense and misguided love for Humbert.

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Overview Timelines StoryFlow

Entities

Humbert Humbert

Richard F. Schiller

Dr. Ivor Quilty

Mary Rose Hamilton

Rosaline Honeck

Phyllis Chatfield

Frederick Beale, Jr.

Jack Windmuller

Clarence Choate Clark

Dr. Blanche Schwarzmann

Dr. Anita Johnson

Dr. Ilse Tristramson

Louise Windmuller

342 Lawn Street

The Enchanted Hunters

Beardsley School

Grimm Road · Pavor Manor

Beardsley College

Ramsdale Journal

Humbert's diary

automatic pistol

purple sleeping pills

Charlotte's love letter

photograph of Annabel

key to room 342

purple silk dressing gown

Little Carmen record

luizetta money box

Aztec Red Convertible

Ponderosa Lodge envelope

Dromes cigarette ad

Kreutzer Sonata painting

Arlésienne painting

Mexican knickknacks

The Enchanted Hunters play

bird of paradise

Annabel's death

Valeria's affair and departure

Humbert moves into Haze house

First sight of Lolita

The davenport scene

Charlotte's confession letter

Charlotte's death

Humbert marries Charlotte

Humbert retrieves Lolita from Camp Q

First night at The Enchanted Hunters

The cross-country road trip

Lolita's illness and disappearance

Humbert's search for Lolita

Humbert's relationship with Rita

Humbert receives letter from Lolita

Humbert visits Lolita in Coalmont

Humbert kills Quilty

Humbert's arrest

Humbert's death

Charlotte Haze's death

First sexual encounter between Humbert and Lolita

Lolita's escape from the hospital with Clare Quilty

Murder of Clare Quilty

December 6, 1933

January 1, 1947

August 1947 to August 1948

September 18, 1952

September 22, 1952

November 16, 1952

Christmas Day 1952

Humbert Humbert and Annabel Leigh

Humbert Humbert and Valeria

Humbert Humbert and Charlotte Haze

Humbert Humbert and Dolores Haze

Humbert Humbert and Clare Quilty

Dolores Haze and Clare Quilty

Dolores Haze and Richard Schiller

Humbert Humbert and Rita

Charlotte Haze and Dolores Haze

Humbert Humbert and Gaston Godin

Humbert Humbert and John Farlow

White widowed male

Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins

You can always count on a murderer for a fancy prose style

The word is incest

It was she who seduced me

I am nature's faithful hound

Poets never kill

a paradise whose skies were the color of hell-flames

The moral sense in mortals is the duty · We have to pay on mortal sense of beauty

Wanted, wanted: Dolores Haze

the only immortality you and I may share

melody of children at play