Dorothy Vallens is a fictional character from the film Blue Velvet, directed by David Lynch. She is portrayed by actress Isabella Rossellini and is known for her complex and troubled persona. Dorothy is a nightclub singer who becomes entangled in a dark and mysterious world, revealing the hidden underbelly of her seemingly idyllic town. Her character embodies themes of innocence lost and the struggle for identity. Throughout the film, Dorothy's life is marked by trauma and manipulation, particularly by the men around her, including the menacing Frank Booth, played by Dennis Hopper. Her interactions with the protagonist, Jeffrey Beaumont, played by Kyle MacLachlan, highlight her vulnerability and strength. Dorothy's character serves as a powerful symbol of the film's exploration of desire