Stephen King
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Lessons in Chemistry Characters
| Elizabeth Zott | A brilliant chemist who faces sexism in the 1960s scientific community. |
| Calvin Evans | A Nobel Prize-nominated scientist and Elizabeth’s love interest. |
| Madeline Zott | Elizabeth and Calvin’s intelligent and curious daughter. |
| Harriet Sloane | Elizabeth’s supportive neighbor and friend. |
| Walter Pine | A TV producer who helps Elizabeth become a cooking show host. |
| Dr. Mason | A condescending and sexist head of the research lab where Elizabeth works. |
| Avery Parker | Elizabeth’s loyal and efficient lab partner. |
| Mrs. Frask | An administrative assistant who initially opposes Elizabeth but later helps her. |
| Six-Thirty | Elizabeth’s loyal and intelligent dog. |
| Father Griffith | A kind priest who supports Elizabeth during tough times. |
| Dr. Donatti | A sleazy and sexist colleague at the research lab. |
| Rev. Wakely | A local minister who admires Elizabeth’s strength. |
| Amanda Pine | Walter Pine’s lively daughter who befriends Madeline. |
| Fran Parker | Avery Parker’s supportive and understanding wife. |
| Marge Jorgensen | The owner of a local diner who offers practical advice to Elizabeth. |
| Tom Parker | Avery Parker’s brother. |
| Betty | A kind waitress at Marge’s diner who befriends Elizabeth. |
| Mr. Weber | A grumpy neighbor who slowly warms up to Elizabeth. |
| Dr. Meyers | A sympathetic doctor who treats Elizabeth with respect. |
| Alice | Harriet Sloane’s daughter who looks up to Elizabeth. |
| Phil | A cameraman on Elizabeth’s cooking show who becomes a friend. |
| Carl | A janitor at the research lab who supports Elizabeth’s fight against sexism. |
| Dottie | An older woman in the neighborhood who admires Elizabeth’s determination. |
| Janet | Elizabeth’s childhood friend who inspires her scientific pursuits. |
| Mr. Pine | Walter Pine’s distant father, who later reconnects with his son. |
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Lets Talk About these Characters
Lessons in Chemistry characters brings the novel to life with unique and memorable personalities. Elizabeth Zott, a strong and brilliant chemist, stands out. Calvin Evans, her love interest, supports her fight against sexism. Their daughter, Madeline, adds curiosity and charm.
The Lessons in Chemistry characters also include supportive friends like Harriet Sloane and quirky figures like Six-Thirty the dog. Each character adds depth and richness to the story, making it a compelling read.
