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Rose De. Witt Bukater James Cameron's Titanic Wiki. Rose De. Witt Bukater. Biological Information. Full name. Rose De. Witt- Bukater. Nicknames. Sweet Pea (by Cal)Darlin' (by Molly). Born. April 5, 1.

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Death. Unknown, possibly late 1. Background Information. Family. Ruth De. Witt Bukater(mother; deceased)Mr. De. Witt Bukater (father; deceased)Elizabeth Calvert(granddaughter)Two children. Romances. Mr. Calvert(husband; deceased)Jack Dawson(lover; deceased)Caledon Hockley(ex- fiancé; deceased)Hometown.

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Portrayal. Young Rose – Kate Winslet. Old Rose – Gloria Stuart. Rose Calvert (formerly Rose Dawson, born April 5, 1. Rose De. Witt- Bukater) is the protagonist in the film Titanic and the love interest of Jack Dawson and widow of Mr. Calvert. In the film, she is portrayed by two actresses, Kate Winslet portrays a young Rose while Gloria Stuart portrays an elderly Rose.

Character history. Life on the Titanic. On Wednesday April 1. Rose boarded the luxurious RMS Titanic in Southampton, England, at the age of 1.

Cal. The trio were going home to Philidelphia, PA, in America, so Rose and Cal could get married. Rose was, at first, unimpressed with the ship, saying - - "It doesn't look any bigger than the Mauretania." This statement suggests that Rose has been aboard other large ships of the 1. Once on board, she was shown to be fond of artwork; possessing both works by Monet and Picasso.

Her relationship with Cal is revealed to be strained; he scoffs at her interests and controls her actions. Tired of her repetitive lifestyle and her treatment by people as an ornament, she attempted to commit suicide on the Titanic the night of Friday April 1.

She was stopped, however, by a handsome third- class passenger, an artist named Jack Dawson. He dissuaded her from suicide, commenting how cold the water is; "it hits you like a thousand knives stabbing you all over your body". On the way back over the railing, she slipped and her terrified screams were heard by three of the crew members, who came rushing in an effort to assist her. When they arrived, however, Jack had managed to pull Rose to safety but he fell on top of her, her white face, screaming for help and severe shaking convinced them Jack had tried to rape her. Rose wandering the ship. When Cal arrived, he attempted to arrest Jack and even grabbed him calling him "filth".

Rose jumped in, claiming she had slipped whilst she had been trying to view the propellors and Jack had saved her. Cal originally wanted to pay Jack $2. Rose, but Rose was displeased with this, asking Cal if that was "the going rate for saving the woman [he] loved". To pacify Rose, Cal invited Jack to dinner in the first- class dining Saloon.

That evening, Cal gifts to Rose The Heart of the Ocean, an obscenely valuable diamond necklace. The next day, Rose went searching for Jack in the 3rd- Class General Room. Upon entering, all conversation stopped and all eyes turned to her.

She found her rescuer and asked to speak with him, quickly leaving the surprised crowd. Throughout the afternoon, they talked for hours about their personal lives and Rose's hopes and dreams that she knew could not be achieved if she married Cal. When Rose saw Jack's sketchbook, she looked through it and was amazed and shocked to find that a man as poor as him could travel to Paris, France.

She also believed that one of the subjects that he had drawn was involved in a love affair with him, which he denied. Later, Jack showed Rose how to spit "correctly" off of the side of the ship, until the Countess of Rothes, the feisty Molly Brown, and Rose's mother encountered them doing this. When Rose left with the other women to go and dress for the dinner that night, Molly took Jack under her wing and lent him a tuxedo originally intended for her son. While at dinner, Jack charmed the entire table by telling them stories from his life and his way of life, Rose supporting him. Before he left, he left a note in Rose's hand saying, "Make it count. Meet me at the clock." Rose met him in the A- Deck foyer of the Grand Staircase just as the clock chimed 9: 0. She ascended the steps to meet him until he asked her if she wanted to go to a "real party".

He took her to a 3rd- Class area where a lively party was in progress. The pair danced together, showed off to the men of third class and drank alcohol; something Rose was withheld from doing by Cal. She was spotted by Spicer Lovejoy, Cal's manservant, who had snuck off to spy on Rose and Jack. Jack and Rose share their first kiss. The following morning, Cal and Rose were having a private breakfast on their Private Promenade deck.

As the servants left them alone, Cal said he had hoped she would visit him later in the night (the intimation being that he wanted to take her virginity). When Rose explained that she had been tired, Cal warned her to not breach etiquette and do as she was told and how he expected her to act as a lady of society. Rose plucked up some courage and stood up for herself, telling him she was she was his fiancé, not his employee.

Cal then lost his temper, and stated that despite the fact that she was not yet his wife by law, she was in practice and had to honor him. In his rage, he overturned their breakfast table and stormed out of the room. Rose's maid Trudy rushed to help and comforted Rose when she burst into tears. Later on, Trudy helped Rose with her corset in her Stateroom. Rose's mother, Ruth, entered and sternly told Trudy to fetch them tea.

Trudy acquiesced and Ruth locked the door so as not to be disturbed. She roughly tightened Rose's corset in her fury and told her she was forbidden to see Jack again as it was unacceptable and the mixing of classes was seen as improper. She explained to Rose that she had no choice but to marry Cal, since her father had left them several debts and all their family's money had to be used to pay for them, leaving Rose and her mother with nothing. Rose's marriage was the only way for them to achieve financial security and to avoid being ruined by her deceased father's debts.

Rose asked her mother, "How can you put this on my shoulders?" Ruth is appalled at her daughter's behavior and asked why she is being so selfish. Rose turned the question on her mother who was stunned and explained the consequences if Rose does not marry Cal. Ruth would have to work as a seamstress and their fine things would be sold and they would be left with nothing. Rose accepted the inevitable as Ruth told her that this is just how things were for women. Rose changing her mind about Jack. That morning, Rose and other 1st- Class passengers were at a Sunday Service in the Dining Saloon. Jack attempted to find and talk to Rose but Lovejoy stopped him from seeing her, paying the crew to escort him from the first class area.

Later, Rose, Cal and Ruth were on the deck with Thomas Andrews, the architect of the ship, and Rose asked Mr. Andrews why there were not enough lifeboats for all passengers.

Mr Andrews explained that his design for another row of lifeboats on the deck had been overruled, but reassured her that the Titanic was all the lifeboat she'd need. Just after this, Jack, who had taken an expensive coat off of a deckchair to blend in, grabbed her and took her into the nearby gymnasium.