Sir Leoline

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Sir Leoline is a noble but troubled baron in Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s narrative poem "Christabel," whose actions and emotions drive much of the story’s gothic tension.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf baron
fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Christabel NERFINISHED
appearsInForm narrative poem
appearsInGenre Gothic poetry
associatedWithMotif castle as site of danger and hospitality
father–daughter relationship
oath and feudal loyalty
centralToTheme chivalric honor
friendship and estrangement
misplaced trust
parental love
createdBy Samuel Taylor Coleridge NERFINISHED
createdInPeriod Romantic era NERFINISHED
createdInYearApprox 1797–1800
drivesPlotElement conflict between appearance and reality
estrangement and reconciliation with Lord Roland
gothic tension in Christabel
gender male
hasCharacterTrait credulous
emotional
honorable
hospitable
impulsive
noble
protective
proud
troubled
hasRelationship father of Christabel
former friend of Lord Roland de Vaux of Tryermaine
hasRole father of Christabel
hasTitle Baron NERFINISHED
isDeceivedBy Geraldine NERFINISHED
literaryMovementContext English Romanticism NERFINISHED
livesInSetting medieval feudal society
narrativeFunction authority figure whose judgment is tested
source of dramatic irony
nationalityInFiction English
residesIn castle of Sir Leoline
showsEmotion anger
grief
remorse
suspicion (latent)
tenderness toward Christabel

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Christabel mainCharacter Sir Leoline