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nymphet

noun as in nymph

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Her fortunes changed in 1963 when she found an image of a nymphet by Balthus to accompany a review of Vladimir Nabokov’s novel “Lolita.”

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“This valley girl slash intellectual slash little nymphet, it was like: Oh, my God, this girl is going to steal this episode.”

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The most dangerous creature of all is the nymphet, the femme fatale, the siren who will lead a good man to ruin, a common archetype threaded throughout art, music and literature.

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Lyon was reportedly selected to play the character Dolores Haze from a cast of 800, with Kubrick describing her as the "perfect nymphet."

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After her casting, Nabokov described Lyon as the “perfect nymphet”.

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