Senta

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Senta is the devoted young woman in Richard Wagner’s opera "Der fliegende Holländer" whose obsessive compassion and self-sacrificial love offer redemption to the cursed Dutchman.

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Senta canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf female character
fictional character
opera character
appearsIn Der fliegende Holländer
associatedWithCharacter Daland
Erik
Mary
The Dutchman
linked to: the Dutchman
centralTheme obsessive compassion
redemption through love
self‑sacrifice
composerStyleContext early Wagner
createdBy Richard Wagner
diesIn Der fliegende Holländer
dramaticFunction embodiment of faithful love
redeemer of the Dutchman
firstPerformanceLocationOfWork Dresden
firstPerformanceOfWork 1843
genreOfWork Romantic opera
hasFather Daland
hasFiancé Erik
influences the Dutchman’s salvation
languageOfWork German
literaryTradition Wagnerian heroine
mannerOfDeath self‑sacrifice
motivatedBy desire to redeem the Dutchman
self‑sacrificial love
nationalityOfWork German
notableTrait compassion
devotion
obsessiveness
willingness to die for love
obsessedWith legend of the Flying Dutchman
operaActAppearance Act I
Act II
Act III
performsAria Ballad of the Flying Dutchman
linked to: Senta’s Ballad
relationshipToDutchman promised bride
savior
roleInWork heroine
protagonist
setIn Norwegian coastal village
singsAbout the Dutchman’s portrait
symbolizes redemptive love
spiritual salvation
timePeriodOfStory mythic seafaring era
vocalType dramatic soprano
workBasedOn legend of the Flying Dutchman

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Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Senta Berger givenName Senta
the Dutchman loveInterest Senta
Daland parentOf Senta
Mary (Der fliegende Holländer) associatedWithCharacter Senta
subject linked to: Mary
WWV 63 mainCharacter Senta