Thomasin

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Thomasin is the teenage Puritan girl at the center of the psychological horror film "The Witch," whose experiences drive the story’s exploration of religious paranoia and supernatural evil.

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Label Occurrences
Thomasin canonical 2
Thomasin in The Witch 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
protagonist
appearsIn The Witch
appearsInGenre horror film
period film
psychological horror film
associatedWith Black Phillip
the witch in the woods
centralThemeOf coming of age
female agency
patriarchal oppression
religious paranoia
witchcraft
characterAge teenager
characterEra 17th-century New England
createdBy Robert Eggers
culturalImpact iconic modern horror heroine
symbol of rebellion against oppressive piety
experiences family breakdown
religious terror
supernatural encounters
gender female
hasFamilyRole daughter
sister
hasOccupation Puritan farm girl
hasParent Katherine
William
hasReligion Puritanism
surface form: Puritan Christianity
hasSibling Caleb
Jonas
Mercy
narrativeFunction ambiguous moral figure
drives plot
focus of suspicion
victim of religious hysteria
portrayedBy Anya Taylor-Joy
setting isolated New England farm
speaksLanguage Early Modern English
surface form: Early Modern English dialect
storyRole figure of temptation and liberation
subject of accusations of witchcraft

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Anya notableRole Thomasin
subject surface form: Anya Taylor-Joy
this entity surface form: Thomasin in The Witch
The Witch mainCharacter Thomasin