John Jasper

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John Jasper is a central, tormented choirmaster and opium addict who serves as the primary antagonist in Charles Dickens’ unfinished novel "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" and its musical adaptation.

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John Jasper canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf antagonist
fictional character
literary character
adaptationAppearance stage adaptations of The Mystery of Edwin Drood
addiction opium
appearsIn The Mystery of Edwin Drood
The Mystery of Edwin Drood (musical)
basedOnWorkType unfinished novel
characterType Gothic villain
creator Charles Dickens
genreContext Victorian literature
mystery fiction
medium novel
stage musical
narrativeFunction suspected murderer of Edwin Drood
nationalityInFiction English
occupation choirmaster
personalityTrait obsessive
secretive
tormented
relationshipToEdwinDrood uncle
relative Edwin Drood
religiousRoleContext cathedral choir
roleInWork central character in The Mystery of Edwin Drood
primary antagonist in The Mystery of Edwin Drood
settingResidence Cloisterham
themeAssociation addiction
dual identity
jealousy
moral corruption
obsession
timePeriodInFiction Victorian era

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The Mystery of Edwin Drood mainCharacter John Jasper
Edwin Drood hasRelative John Jasper
Rosa Bud isObjectOfDesireOf John Jasper
Rosa Bud hasConflictWith John Jasper