Wilkins Micawber

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Wilkins Micawber is a famously optimistic, debt-ridden character in Charles Dickens's novel "David Copperfield," known for his catchphrase that "something will turn up."

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Micawber 1
Micawber family 1
Wilkins Micawber canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn David Copperfield
associatedWith David Copperfield
surface form: David Copperfield (character)

Uriah Heep
basedOn Charles Dickens's father
catchphrase "Something will turn up"
characterTrait improvident
loquacious
optimistic
sentimental
creator Charles Dickens
family Wilkins Micawber self-linksurface differs
surface form: Micawber family
financialStatus debt-ridden
firstAppearance David Copperfield
surface form: David Copperfield (1849–1850 serial publication)

David Copperfield
surface form: David Copperfield (1850 book publication)
genre Victorian literature
hasAdaptation film adaptations of David Copperfield
stage adaptations of David Copperfield
television adaptations of David Copperfield
hasThemeConnection debt
family loyalty
hope
poverty
inspiredBy John Dickens
knownFor catchphrase "something will turn up"
optimism in the face of debt
language English
laterResidence Australia
literaryMovement Realism
literaryRole comic character
supporting character
narrativeFunction symbol of hope despite adversity
nationality English
occupation clerk
plotInvolvement helps expose Uriah Heep
portrayedBy Bob Hoskins
Michael Richards
Peter Capaldi
Ralph Richardson
W. C. Fields
residence London, England
surface form: London
settingPeriod 19th-century England
spouse Emma Micawber

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David Copperfield featuresCharacter Wilkins Micawber
Sir David Jason notableWork Wilkins Micawber
this entity surface form: Micawber
Wilkins Micawber family Wilkins Micawber self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Micawber family