Mr Sloane

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Mr Sloane is the amoral, sexually ambiguous young lodger at the center of Joe Orton’s darkly comic play "Entertaining Mr Sloane," whose manipulative charm drives the story’s twisted power dynamics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
theatrical character
adaptedIn Entertaining Mr Sloane (1970 film) NERFINISHED
age young adult
antagonisticTo Kemp NERFINISHED
appearsIn Entertaining Mr Sloane NERFINISHED
associatedGenre black comedy
dark comedy
blackmails Ed NERFINISHED
Kath NERFINISHED
centralThemeInvolvement moral corruption
power dynamics
sexual ambiguity
characterTrait amoral
charming
deceptive
manipulative
opportunistic
sexually ambiguous
violent
createdIn 1960s
creator Joe Orton NERFINISHED
firstAppearance Entertaining Mr Sloane (stage play) NERFINISHED
gender male
kills Kemp NERFINISHED
languageOfWork English
livesWith Ed NERFINISHED
Kath NERFINISHED
manipulates Ed NERFINISHED
Kath NERFINISHED
medium theatre
moralAlignment morally ambiguous
motive material gain
self-interest
narrativeFunction catalyst for family conflict
source of sexual tension
nationality British
notableAction blackmails Kath and Ed
seduces both Kath and Ed
occupation lodger
portrayedBy Peter McEnery NERFINISHED
relationshipWith Ed NERFINISHED
Kath NERFINISHED
roleInWork protagonist of Entertaining Mr Sloane
setting suburban English home
sexualRelationshipWith Ed NERFINISHED
Kath NERFINISHED

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Entertaining Mr Sloane (stage production) featuresCharacter Mr Sloane
subject surface form: Entertaining Mr Sloane