Eveline Hill is a character from the short story "Eveline," written by James Joyce. She is a young woman living in Dublin who struggles with her responsibilities at home and her desire for a better life. Eveline works at a shop and takes care of her younger siblings after the death of her mother, feeling trapped by her obligations. Throughout the story, Eveline faces a critical decision about leaving her familiar life behind to escape with her lover, Frank. This choice represents her internal conflict between duty and the pursuit of happiness. Ultimately, her decision reflects the themes of fear, nostalgia, and the struggle for personal freedom.