Hodel

E918843

Hodel is a central character in the musical "Fiddler on the Roof," known as one of Tevye’s daughters who challenges tradition through her love and political idealism.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Hodel canonical 12
Tzeitel 2

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf female character
fictional character
stage musical character
appearsIn Fiddler on the Roof
appearsInGenre musical theatre
basedOnAuthor Sholem Aleichem
basedOnWork Tevye and His Daughters
linked to: Tevye the Dairyman
birthOrderInFamily second daughter
characterTrait brave
idealistic
loving
loyal
thoughtful
conflictsWith traditional arranged marriage customs
createdForWorkBy Joseph Stein
familyName unknown
givenName Hodel
hasFather Tevye
hasMother Golde
hasSister Bielke
Chava
Shprintze
Tzeitel
hasSong Far From the Home I Love
languageOfOriginalWork English
leavesFor Siberia
livesInFictionalPlace Anatevka
lyricsBy Sheldon Harnick
marriageType love match
marries Perchik
medium film adaptation
stage
musicBy Jerry Bock
nationalityInStory Russian Jew
notableScene train station farewell with Tevye
performsSongType solo ballad
politicalSympathy Russian revolutionary idealism
revolutionary movement
reasonForDeparture to join Perchik in exile
relationshipToGolde daughter
relationshipToPerchik wife
relationshipToTevye daughter
religionInStory Judaism
romanticallyInvolvedWith Perchik
symbolizes challenge to tradition
generational change
political idealism
timePeriod early 20th century

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Referenced by (14)

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

Anatevka inhabitantInFiction Tzeitel
linked to: Hodel
Michele Marsh role Hodel
Rosalind Harris characterRole Tzeitel
linked to: Hodel
Tevye child Hodel
Golde hasChild Hodel
Hodel givenName Hodel
Perchik loveInterest Hodel
Perchik associatedWith Hodel
Golde hasChild Hodel