Burt

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Burt is the protagonist of Stephen King’s horror short story “Children of the Corn,” a man who stumbles upon a sinister rural town dominated by a murderous cult of children.

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instanceOf fictional character
short story character
antagonistGroup religious cult of children in Gatlin
appearsIn Children of the Corn
associatedWithDeity He Who Walks Behind the Rows
confronts murderous cult of children
createdBy Stephen King
discovers Gatlin
religious writings of the children
drivesThrough cornfields near Gatlin
enters abandoned church in Gatlin
finds dead boy on the road
gender male
genreOfWork horror
investigates ritual murder of adults in Gatlin
medium short story
narrativeRole protagonist
nationality American
occupation former U.S. Marine
physician
relationship husband of Vicky
settingState Nebraska
spouse Vicky
storyCollectedIn Night Shift
storyFirstPublishedIn 1977
storyPublication Penthouse (magazine)
linked to: Penthouse magazine
threatenedBy children of Gatlin
travelsThrough rural Nebraska
workAuthor Stephen King

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