Tom Rakewell

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Tom Rakewell is the fictional protagonist of Igor Stravinsky’s opera "The Rake’s Progress," whose moral decline and eventual ruin exemplify the archetypal 18th-century rake.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
opera character
appearsIn The Rake’s Progress NERFINISHED
createdBy Chester Kallman NERFINISHED
Igor Stravinsky NERFINISHED
W. H. Auden NERFINISHED
endsUpIn Bedlam NERFINISHED
exemplifies eventual ruin
moral decline
the archetypal rake
firstPerformanceOfWork 1951
hasArtForm opera
hasCharacterArchetype 18th-century rake
rake
hasFiancée Anne Trulove NERFINISHED
hasFinalState insanity
hasGenre neoclassical opera
hasLanguageOfWork English
hasMedium stage
hasMoralAlignment morally weak
hasNationalityInFiction English
hasRoleInNarrative protagonist
hasTheme faithfulness versus infidelity
free will and fate
temptation
hasVoiceType tenor
hasWorkType opera
inherits a mysterious fortune
inspiredBy William Hogarth’s The Rake’s Progress NERFINISHED
the 18th-century rake figure
isTemptedBy Nick Shadow NERFINISHED
librettoBy Chester Kallman NERFINISHED
W. H. Auden NERFINISHED
livesIn London NERFINISHED
makesPactWith Nick Shadow NERFINISHED
marries Baba the Turk NERFINISHED
movesTo London NERFINISHED
musicBy Igor Stravinsky NERFINISHED
occupationInPlot idle heir
protagonistOf The Rake’s Progress NERFINISHED
rejects Anne Trulove NERFINISHED
setInPeriod 18th century
symbolizes moral irresponsibility
the consequences of hedonism
the dangers of sudden wealth
undergoes corruption by vice
descent into madness
loss of fortune

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The Rake’s Progress by William Hogarth hasProtagonist Tom Rakewell
subject surface form: The Rake’s Progress
The Rake's Progress mainCharacter Tom Rakewell