Bobinôt

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Bobinôt is a hardworking, plainspoken Cajun farmer in Kate Chopin’s fiction, best known as the devoted but socially awkward suitor and later husband of Calixta.

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Bobinôt canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cajun farmer
fictional character
literary character
appearsIn "At the 'Cadian Ball" (1892)
surface form: "At the 'Cadian Ball"

The Storm
surface form: "The Storm"
associatedWithAuthorRegion Southern United States
surface form: American South
characterTrait devoted
hardworking
plainspoken
socially awkward
contrastedWith Alcée Laballière
createdBy Kate Chopin
culturalContext Cajun community in late 19th-century Louisiana
familyNameStatus single-name character
firstPublicationContext "At the 'Cadian Ball" (1892)
gender male
language Louisiana French
surface form: Cajun French
laterPublicationContext The Storm
surface form: "The Storm" (written 1898, published 1969)
literaryPeriod Realism
surface form: American realism
literaryRole foil to Alcée Laballière
loveInterestOf Calixta
medium short story
nationality Cajun
notableAction buys shrimp and treats for Calixta
proposes marriage to Calixta after the 'Cadian ball
takes shelter with Bibi at the store during the storm
occupation farmer
parentOf Bibi
portrayedAs economically modest
emotionally sincere
relationshipToCalixtaIn"At the 'Cadian Ball" suitor
relationshipToCalixtaIn"The Storm" husband
residence Louisiana countryside
settingOfActivity rural Louisiana
spouse Calixta
themeAssociation class and social status in the American South
ethnic identity in Cajun culture
marital fidelity
workLanguage English

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The Storm character Bobinôt
Calixta hasLoveInterest Bobinôt