The Principino

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The Principino is the young son of Maggie Verver in Henry James's novel "The Golden Bowl," symbolizing innocence amid the complex moral and emotional entanglements of the adult characters.

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The Principino canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
ageGroup child
appearsIn The Golden Bowl
associatedWithTheme family
innocence versus corruption
marriage
moral ambiguity
countryOfFictionalContext United Kingdom
United States
createdBy Henry James
fictionalUniverse The Golden Bowl universe
linked to: The Golden Bowl
firstPublicationContext The Golden Bowl (1904 novel)
linked to: The Golden Bowl
gender male
hasGrandfather Adam Verver
hasGrandparent Adam Verver
hasMother Maggie Verver
hasParent Maggie Verver
hasRelative Prince Amerigo
languageOfWork English
narrativeFunction contrast with adult moral complexity
narrativeRole background character
relatedWork The Golden Bowl
symbolizes innocence
moral purity
the future generation

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Maggie Verver isMotherOf The Principino
Maggie Verver hasChild The Principino