Bevil Senior

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Bevil Senior is a central character in Richard Steele’s early 18th-century sentimental comedy "The Conscious Lovers," representing the wise, morally upright father whose values guide the play’s resolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
theatrical character
appearsIn The Conscious Lovers NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme benevolence
filial duty
moral education
parental authority
social decorum
createdBy Richard Steele NERFINISHED
dramaticFunction contrasts with younger characters
represents ideal gentleman of his age
embodiesValue charity
forgiveness
honor
moderation
prudence
genreOfWork sentimental comedy
guidesResolutionOf The Conscious Lovers NERFINISHED
hasMoralCharacteristic morally upright
wise
hasRelative Bevil Junior NERFINISHED
isFatherOf Bevil Junior NERFINISHED
languageRegister didactic
polite
literaryMovementOfWork sentimentalism
narrativeFunction agent of reconciliation
exemplifies paternal virtue
moral guide
nationalTraditionOfWork British theatre
roleInWork central character
timePeriodOfWork early 18th century
workFirstPerformedIn 1722

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The Conscious Lovers hasCharacter Bevil Senior