About: Sir Walter Elliot

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After Lady Elliot died, there was no one to curb Sir Walter's spending and lack of frugality, thus he pitched headlong into vanity and overspending, beggaring his family and putting it into a lot of debt. His favorite daughter Elizabeth, ran the estate since the death of her mother, but shared her father's lack of financial sense.

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rdfs:label	Sir Walter Elliot
rdfs:comment	After Lady Elliot died, there was no one to curb Sir Walter's spending and lack of frugality, thus he pitched headlong into vanity and overspending, beggaring his family and putting it into a lot of debt. His favorite daughter Elizabeth, ran the estate since the death of her mother, but shared her father's lack of financial sense.
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Marital	Widower
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Residence	Kellynch Hall
Age	53(xsd:integer)
Name	Sir Walter Elliot
Romance	Penelope Clay Lady Elliot
Family	Frederick Wentworth Elizabeth Elliot Elizabeth Stevenson Elliot Anne Elliot Wentworth Elizabeth Stevenson Elliot Anne Elliot Wentworth Mary Musgrove William Elliot Charles Musgrove Dowager Viscountess Dalrymple and her daughter the Honourable Miss Carteret
Gender	Male
abstract	After Lady Elliot died, there was no one to curb Sir Walter's spending and lack of frugality, thus he pitched headlong into vanity and overspending, beggaring his family and putting it into a lot of debt. His favorite daughter Elizabeth, ran the estate since the death of her mother, but shared her father's lack of financial sense. His attorney, Mr. Shepherd, and his late wife's friend Lady Russell, urged the Elliot family to spend time away from Kellynch. It was between London, Bath, and the country. Sir Walter had been aiming for London, but Shepherd and Lady Russell convinced him it should be Bath.
is Romance of	Penelope Clay Elizabeth, Lady Elliot
is Family of	Anne Elliot

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