The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

by

Muriel Spark

Joyce Emily Hammond Character Analysis

A rich and delinquent girl sent to Blaine as a last resort, Joyce Emily very much wants to attach herself to the Brodie set, but the other girls resist her. Nonetheless, Miss Brodie makes time for Joyce Emily, going so far as to urge this “rather mad” girl to run off to fight for Franco during the Spanish Civil War. Joyce Emily does so and dies in that conflict, a fact which Miss Mackay later uses against Miss Brodie in forcing her to retire.
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Joyce Emily Hammond Character Timeline in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

The timeline below shows where the character Joyce Emily Hammond appears in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Chapter 1
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...of the Brodie set, Mary Macgregor, comes along, accompanied by an outsider to the set, Joyce Emily Hammond , a very rich girl and delinquent sent to Blaine as a last resort. Joyce... (full context)
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Joyce Emily says that a teacher is coming, and two of the Andrews depart on their bicycles... (full context)
Chapter 6
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One of Miss Brodie’s greatest admirers is Joyce Emily Hammond , a very rich and delinquent girl sent to Blaine as a last resort (she... (full context)
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Joyce Emily very much wants to attach herself to the Brodie set, but those girls disapprove of... (full context)
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...visit Miss Brodie in small groups and all together. So they have little time for Joyce Emily . (full context)
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Miss Brodie, however, does make time for Joyce Emily . The Brodie girls resent this, but are also relieved that Miss Brodie takes Joyce... (full context)
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Joyce Emily brags that her brother, a student at Oxford, has gone off to fight in the... (full context)
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...the great lover. Miss Brodie also confides in Sandy that she regrets urging the young Joyce Emily to go to Spain to fight for Franco; Sandy had not been aware of Miss... (full context)