Trampas

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Trampas is a recurring antagonist in Owen Wister’s Western novel *The Virginian*, known for his rivalry with the title character and embodiment of lawless frontier values.

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Trampas canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf antagonist
fictional character
literary character
appearsIn The Virginian
appearsInAdaptationOf adaptations of The Virginian
appearsInGenre Western fiction
associatedWithTheme civilization versus wilderness
frontier justice
honor versus dishonor
lawlessness
conflictsWith the Virginian
linked to: The Virginian
countryOfOriginWork United States
createdBy Owen Wister
firstAppearance The Virginian: A Horseman of the Plains
genreContext classic Western novel
hasNameInWork Trampas
influencedBy myth of the American cowboy
languageOfWork English
literaryPeriod early 20th-century American literature
medium novel
moralAlignment villainous
narrativeFunction embodiment of lawless frontier values
foil to the Virginian
occupation cowhand
opposes the Virginian’s code of honor
partOf The Virginian: A Horseman of the Plains
personalityTrait bullying
cowardly
lawless
violent
rivalOf the Virginian
linked to: The Virginian
roleInWork cowboy
outlaw
recurring antagonist
setting American Old West
linked to: Old West

Wyoming Territory
symbolizes resistance to emerging law and order
unrestrained frontier violence
workPublicationYear 1902

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The Virginian mainCharacter Trampas
The Virginian characterPortrayed Trampas
Doug McClure notableRole Trampas
The Virginian mainCharacter Trampas
subject linked to: The Virginian (novel)
Trampas hasNameInWork Trampas