Edwin Drood

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Edwin Drood is the titular, mysteriously vanished character from Charles Dickens’s unfinished novel "The Mystery of Edwin Drood," later adapted into various stage and musical works.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
title character
adaptedInto film
musical
stage play
television drama
appearsIn The Mystery of Edwin Drood NERFINISHED
authorDiedBeforeCompletionOfWork Charles Dickens NERFINISHED
centralThemeOfWork mysterious disappearance
uncertain identity of murderer
countryOfOriginOfWork United Kingdom
createdBy Charles Dickens NERFINISHED
creatorOccupation novelist
engagedTo Rosa Bud NERFINISHED
fictionalHome Cloisterham NERFINISHED
fictionalNationality English
fictionalStatus missing person
presumed murder victim
fictionalTimePeriod 19th century
firstPublicationYearOfWork 1870
genreOfWork detective fiction
mystery novel
hasAntagonisticRelationWith John Jasper NERFINISHED
hasFictionalOccupation engineer’s apprentice
hasRelative John Jasper NERFINISHED
Rosa Bud NERFINISHED
hasScholarlyDebateAbout fate of Edwin Drood
identity of his possible murderer
inspiredLaterWorks adaptation theories
critical studies
literary continuations
languageOfWork English
nameOfWork The Mystery of Edwin Drood NERFINISHED
notableStageAdaptation Drood NERFINISHED
notableStageAdaptationType musical
publicationStatusOfWork unfinished
relativeType fiancée
uncle
roleInWork central mystery figure
titleCharacterOf The Mystery of Edwin Drood NERFINISHED
workAuthor Charles Dickens NERFINISHED
workPublicationForm serial
workSerializedIn All the Year Round NERFINISHED
workSetIn Cloisterham NERFINISHED
England NERFINISHED

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