Ad Francis

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Ad Francis is a mentally unstable, physically scarred former prizefighter who appears as a central character in Ernest Hemingway’s short story “The Battler.”

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Ad Francis canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
short story character
appearsAlongside Bugs
Nick Adams
appearsIn In Our Time
The Battler
associatedWithTheme madness
masculinity
physical and psychological trauma
violence
characterType ex-boxer
createdInYear 1925
creator Ernest Hemingway
firstPublishedIn In Our Time (1925 collection)
linked to: In Our Time
formerOccupation prizefighter
gender male
genreOfWorkAppearsIn modernist fiction
hasCompanion Bugs
hasRelationshipWith Nick Adams
literaryMovement Lost Generation literature
linked to: Lost Generation
mentalState mentally unstable
narrativeFunction to illustrate the consequences of violence and boxing
nationality American (fictional)
notableTrait disfigured face
unpredictable behavior
occupation prizefighter
physicalCharacteristic physically scarred
roleInWork central character in the short story "The Battler"
setIn American Midwest (railroad camp area)
workAuthorNationality American

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The Battler featuresCharacter Ad Francis
The Battler hasLiteraryCharacter Ad Francis