Sylvia's twentysomething lesbian daughter who typically meets lovers during extreme activities. She feels betrayed when her partner exploits her life for fiction. After suffering a concussion from indoor climbing, she begins dating her treating physician and brings him to the final meeting.
Their partnership is undermined by Corinne's use of Allegra's experiences.
Allegra feels betrayed because her partner Corinne uses Allegra's life as the basis for short stories.
Their mother-daughter relationship links Allegra's personal crisis to Sylvia's family story.
Allegra is explicitly described as Sylvia's daughter.
They share a family connection and cooperate during Allegra's recovery.
Daniel reads Persuasion with Allegra at the hospital after her climbing accident.
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