Belinda McDonald

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Belinda McDonald is the deaf-mute young woman who is the central, sympathetic protagonist of the drama "Johnny Belinda."

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Label Occurrences
Belinda McDonald canonical 4

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
theatre character
adaptedInto Johnny Belinda
surface form: Johnny Belinda (1948 film)
appearsIn Johnny Belinda
basedOnWork Johnny Belinda (play)
characterTrait deaf
mute
sympathetic
communicationMethod gestures
sign language
countryOfFictionalSetting Canada
createdBy Elmer Harris
familyName McDonald
fictionalUniverse Johnny Belinda
firstAppearance Johnny Belinda (play)
surface form: Johnny Belinda (stage play)
gender female
givenName Belinda
languageOfWork English
medium film
theatre
narrativeFunction victim of sexual assault
narrativeTheme disability
justice
prejudice
occupationInStory farm girl
portrayedBy Jane Wyman
other stage actresses (various productions)
roleInWork protagonist of Johnny Belinda
settingOfStory Cape Breton Island

Referenced by (4)

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Johnny Belinda character Belinda McDonald
Dr. Robert Richardson primaryRelationship Belinda McDonald
Dr. Robert Richardson caresFor Belinda McDonald
Dr. Robert Richardson teaches Belinda McDonald