old matchmaker Babarikha

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Old matchmaker Babarikha is a scheming, antagonistic character in Alexander Pushkin’s fairy-tale poem "The Tale of Tsar Saltan," known for instigating the misfortunes that befall the tsaritsa and her son.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf antagonist
fictional character
literary character
matchmaker
alsoKnownAs Babarikha the old matchmaker
appearsIn The Tale of Tsar Saltan
associatedWithCharacter Prince Gvidon
Tsar Saltan
the tsaritsa
linked to: Царица
authorNationality Russian
characterType scheming old woman
creator Alexander Pushkin
firstPublicationOfWork 1831
languageOfWork Russian
literaryPeriod Golden Age of Russian literature
literaryTradition Russian fairy-tale literature
medium poetry
moralAlignment villainous
name Babarikha
narrativeRole source of intrigue and deception
nationalityInFiction Russian
occupation matchmaker
plotFunction instigates misfortunes for the tsaritsa and her son
roleInWork antagonist
settingOfActivity Tsar Saltan’s court
themeAssociation envy
injustice
treachery
workForm narrative poem
workGenre fairy-tale poem

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The Tale of Tsar Saltan character old matchmaker Babarikha
Prince Gvidon relative Babarikha (the matchmaker)
linked to: old matchmaker Babarikha
Old matchmaker Babarikha alsoKnownAs Babarikha the old matchmaker
subject linked to: old matchmaker Babarikha
linked to: old matchmaker Babarikha