David Bliss

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David Bliss is a central comic character in Noël Coward’s play "Hay Fever," a member of the eccentric Bliss family whose theatrical behavior drives the play’s farcical misunderstandings.

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David Bliss canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
theatrical character
appearsInAct Act I of Hay Fever
linked to: Hay Fever (play)

Act II of Hay Fever
linked to: Hay Fever (play)

Act III of Hay Fever
linked to: Hay Fever (play)
characterInPlay Hay Fever
characterTrait eccentric
theatrical
countryOfOriginInFiction United Kingdom
createdBy Noël Coward
familyName Bliss
genreOfWorkContext comedy
hasCharacter David Bliss
hasFamilyRole son
hasMember David Bliss
hasParent David Bliss’s father
Judith Bliss
hasSibling Sorel Bliss
languageOfWork English
memberOf Bliss family
narrativeFunction central comic character
source of farcical misunderstandings
settingOfFictionalResidence Bliss family country house
linked to: Bliss country house
workFirstPerformed Hay Fever

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

Hay Fever hasCharacter David Bliss
subject linked to: Hay Fever (stage)
Bliss family hasMember David Bliss
Judith Bliss spouseInFiction David Bliss
Sorel Bliss hasFather David Bliss
Simon Bliss hasFather David Bliss
Hay Fever hasCharacter David Bliss
subject linked to: David Bliss
Bliss family hasMember David Bliss
subject linked to: David Bliss