Baron Thunder-ten-tronckh

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Baron Thunder-ten-tronckh is a wealthy, pompous Westphalian nobleman in Voltaire’s satirical novella "Candide," known for his absurdly grand title and rigid social pretensions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
nobleman
appearsIn Candide NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme class prejudice
critique of nobility
social hierarchy
characterIn satirical novella
countryOfResidence Westphalia NERFINISHED
createdBy Voltaire NERFINISHED
employerOf Pangloss NERFINISHED
expels Candide NERFINISHED
familyName Thunder-ten-tronckh NERFINISHED
fatherOf Cunégonde NERFINISHED
fictionalUniverse Candide NERFINISHED
firstPublishedIn 1759
genreOfWork philosophical novella
satire
guardianOf Candide NERFINISHED
hasTrait aristocratic
authoritarian
pompous
rigid
snobbish
socially pretentious
status-conscious
wealthy
languageOfWork French
literaryRole caricature of aristocratic pretension
satirical representation of petty nobility
memberOf Westphalian nobility NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction to initiate Candide’s exile and journey
to satirize European aristocracy
nationality Westphalian
occupation baron
owns castle of Thunder-ten-tronckh NERFINISHED
reasonForExpulsion Candide kissing Cunégonde
relatedTo Candide NERFINISHED
residesIn castle of Thunder-ten-tronckh NERFINISHED
spouse Baroness Thunder-ten-tronckh NERFINISHED
symbolizes absurdity of inherited privilege
feudal hierarchy
rigid class distinctions
title Baron NERFINISHED
treatsAsInferior Candide NERFINISHED
workSetIn Westphalia NERFINISHED

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Pangloss employerInFiction Baron Thunder-ten-tronckh
Cunégonde hasRelative Baron Thunder-ten-tronckh
Cunégonde hasRelative Baron Thunder-ten-tronckh
this entity surface form: Baroness Thunder-ten-tronckh