Euphrasie

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Euphrasie is the birth name of Cosette, the tragic orphaned girl who becomes a central character in Victor Hugo's novel "Les Misérables."

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Euphrasie canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Fictional character
adoptiveName Cosette
alsoKnownAs Cosette
appearsIn Les Misérables
associatedWith Thénardier family
linked to: Thénardiers
birthNameOf Cosette
countryOfOrigin France
creator Victor Hugo
describedAs tragic orphaned girl
familyName Unknown
fictionalUniverse Les Misérables
firstAppearance Les Misérables (1862 novel)
gender Female
givenName Euphrasie
hasAdaptationAs character in film adaptations of "Les Misérables"
character in stage musical "Les Misérables"
hasAdoptiveFather Jean Valjean
hasMother Fantine
influencedBy Romanticism
languageOfWork French
literaryGenreOfWork Historical novel
notableTrait innocence
resilience
partOf French literature canon
roleInWork central character
settingOfFictionalLife France
timePeriodOfFictionalLife early 19th century
workTheme poverty
redemption
social injustice

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cosette fullName Euphrasie
Euphrasie givenName Euphrasie