Moll Flanders

Daniel Defoe's Moll Flanders is the story of a young woman in 17th century England. The novel's full title is The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Famous Moll Flanders.

The story follows the story of the title character, Moll Flanders, a woman who is born in early America to a convict and raised by an adopted mother. As a young woman, she begins as a servant and winds up having an affair with both of the family's sons. After the eldest son refuses to marry her, she weds the younger one who dies not long into the marriage. Moll develops a talent for conning men and spends the rest of her life fooling wealthy men into thinking she is a rich widow and marrying her. She spends the next twenty years of her life in this fashion, with every relationship ending in tragedy for her male partner. In her older years, after her beauty has passed, she resorts to theft and finds herself in prison with a former love. The two escape their sentence by repenting and spend their final years together.

Moll Flanders is generally considered a classic piece of literature and was classified as "a masterpiece of characterization" by E. M. Forster.

• The Following Timeline is From IMDb and Contains Pop-Ups

• 1965: Moll Flanders (Musical Comedy Movie)

• 1975: Moll Flanders (TV)

• 1995: Moll Flanders (Musical Theater)

• 1996: Moll Flanders (Movie)

• 2009: Moll Flanders (Movie In Production)

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