Dr. Vigil

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Dr. Vigil is a compassionate and clear-sighted doctor who serves as a moral and rational counterpoint to the Consul’s self-destruction in Malcolm Lowry’s novel "Under the Volcano."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Under the Volcano
appearsInGenre modernist novel
appearsInWorkBy Malcolm Lowry
associatedWithTheme compassion in the face of decay
moral responsibility
rationality versus self-destruction
characterInNovelBy Malcolm Lowry
contrastsWith the Consul
linked to: The Consul
createdBy Malcolm Lowry
describedAs clear-sighted
compassionate
firstPublishedIn Under the Volcano (1947 novel)
linked to: Under the Volcano
functionInNarrative moral counterpoint to the Consul
rational counterpoint to the Consul
languageOfWork English
medium prose fiction
narrativeFunction embodies ethical clarity
offers guidance to the Consul
nationalityOfAuthor British
occupation doctor
physician
roleInWork supporting character
settingOfWork Quauhnahuac (Cuernavaca), Mexico
linked to: Quauhnahuac, Mexico
yearOfWorkPublication 1947

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Under the Volcano hasCharacter Dr. Vigil