Liam Digby is mistaken for an adult

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"Liam Digby is mistaken for an adult" is a central comedic premise in the children’s novel *Cosmic*, where a tall twelve-year-old boy is repeatedly treated as a grown-up, leading to a series of outlandish adventures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf comic situation
narrative premise
plot device
appliesToCharacter Liam Digby NERFINISHED
causes series of outlandish adventures
centralToWork Cosmic
drivesCharacterDevelopment Liam Digby NERFINISHED
enablesPlotElement Liam joining adult-only activities
Liam posing as a parent
Liam taking on parental responsibilities
hasGenreContext children’s novel
hasTemporalSetting contemporary era
hasTone comedic
involvesAge twelve-year-old boy
involvesPhysicalTrait unusually tall
leadsTo Liam confronting limits of his maturity
Liam learning about real adulthood
occursInLanguage English NERFINISHED
occursInMedium literature
relatesToTheme appearance vs reality
childhood vs adulthood
identity
responsibility
targetsAudience middle-grade readers
usedFor humor
social satire

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Cosmic hasCharacterRole Liam Digby is mistaken for an adult