Holgrave

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Holgrave is a mysterious young daguerreotypist and reform-minded lodger who becomes central to the unraveling of the Pyncheon family’s dark history in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s novel "The House of the Seven Gables."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf daguerreotypist
fictional character
literary character
lodger
appearsIn The House of the Seven Gables
appearsInGenre Gothic fiction
romantic novel
appearsInLanguage English
associatedWithFamily Pyncheon family
creator Nathaniel Hawthorne
describedAs mysterious
young
firstPublicationAppearance 1851
gender male
hasPoliticalView reform-minded
hasThemeConnection decay of aristocracy
family curse
power of the past
social reform
isLodgerOf Hepzibah Pyncheon
literaryMovementContext American Romanticism
medium daguerreotype
narrativeFunction helps unravel the Pyncheon family’s dark history
nationality American
occupation daguerreotypist
residesAt The House of the Seven Gables
surface form: House of the Seven Gables
roleInWork central character
setIn Salem, Massachusetts
timePeriodOfFiction 19th century
usesTechnology photographic plates

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