Pilgrim

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Pilgrim is the central allegorical traveler in John Bunyan’s Christian classic "The Pilgrim’s Progress," representing the soul’s spiritual journey toward salvation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf allegorical character
literary character
protagonist
accompaniedBy Faithful
Hopeful
appearsIn The Pilgrim’s Progress
associatedWith Puritanism
burdenRemovedAt foot of the Cross
burdenType burden of sin
createdBy John Bunyan
facesTheme doubt
persecution
temptation
firstAppearanceYear 1678
gender male
guidedBy Evangelist
hasName Christian
hasVirtueTheme faith
perseverance
repentance
influencedBy Protestant theology
journeyFrom City of Destruction
journeyGoal Celestial City
literaryPeriod 17th-century English literature
moralFunction didactic example of Christian life
nationalityInFiction English
opposedBy Apollyon
Giant Despair
religiousContext Christianity
represents Christian soul
individual believer
roleInWork central traveler
narrative focal point
symbolizes pilgrimage toward salvation
spiritual journey
travelsThrough Delectable Mountains
Doubting Castle
Enchanted Ground
Hill Difficulty
House of the Interpreter
River of Death
linked to: the River of Death

Slough of Despond
Valley of Humiliation
Valley of the Shadow of Death
Vanity Fair
Wicket Gate
workGenreContext Christian allegory

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