Sam-I-Am

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Sam-I-Am is the persistent, cheerful character from Dr. Seuss’s “Green Eggs and Ham” who continually tries to convince another character to try the unusual dish.

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Sam-I-Am canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dr. Seuss character
fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Green Eggs and Ham
appearsInAdaptation Green Eggs and Ham
surface form: Green Eggs and Ham (animated television series)
appearsInMedium children's book
associatedFranchise Dr. Seuss
associatedWork Green Eggs and Ham
surface form: Green Eggs and Ham (book)
belongsToGenre children's literature
rhyming picture book
characterTrait cheerful
energetic
optimistic
persistent
colorAssociation green
createdBy Dr. Seuss
surface form: Theodor Seuss Geisel
creator Dr. Seuss
firstAppearance Green Eggs and Ham
firstPublicationYear 1960
gender male
hasCatchphrase I am Sam. Sam-I-am.
hasOccupation promoter of green eggs and ham
hasRhymingName Sam-I-Am self-link
isTitleCharacterOf Green Eggs and Ham
languageOfOriginalWork English
literaryRole protagonist
narrativeFunction instigator of the story's central conflict
nationalityOfOrigin American literature
offersFood Green Eggs and Ham
surface form: green eggs and ham
offersFoodInLocation boat
box
car
house
train
tree
offersFoodWithCompanion fox
mouse
persuades the unnamed protagonist in Green Eggs and Ham
portrayedInTVBy Adam DeVine
primaryGoal to persuade another character to try green eggs and ham
publisherOfFirstWork Random House
speaksLanguage English
species anthropomorphic creature
targetAudienceOfWork children
teachesTheme open-mindedness
trying new things

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Sam-I-Am hasRhymingName Sam-I-Am self-link