Little Robber Girl

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Little Robber Girl is a fierce, impulsive child bandit from Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale "The Snow Queen," known for her wild nature and unexpected kindness toward the protagonist, Gerda.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bandit
child
fairy tale character
fictional character
ageGroup child
appearsIn The Snow Queen
appearsInCollection New Fairy Tales (Nye Eventyr, Første Bind, Anden Samling)
linked to: New Fairy Tales
appearsInSection fourth story of The Snow Queen
archetype bandit girl
wild child
assists Gerda
audience children
basedIn fictional world of The Snow Queen
characterIn The Snow Queen
createdBy Hans Christian Andersen
culturalOrigin Denmark
describedAs fierce
impulsive
wild
familyBackground robber family
firstAppearance The Snow Queen
frees Gerda
gender female
keeps reindeer Bae
languageOfOrigin Danish
literaryPeriod 19th-century Danish literature
literaryWorkGenre fairy tale
medium literature
moralAlignment ambiguous
mother robber woman
nationality Danish literary character
notableAction cuts Gerda’s bonds
orders the reindeer to carry Gerda north
originatesFrom Danish fairy tale tradition
owns reindeer
publicationYearOfFirstAppearance 1844
relationshipToGerda captor
helper
roleInPlot enables Gerda’s journey to the Snow Queen’s palace
setting robbers’ forest
showsTrait compassion
unexpected kindness
themeAssociation friendship
kindness from unexpected sources
redemption
travelCompanionOf Gerda
weapon knife

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The Snow Queen featuresCharacter Little Robber Girl