Gilliatt

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Gilliatt is the solitary, resourceful fisherman and central hero of Victor Hugo’s novel *Les Travailleurs de la mer*, known for his epic struggle against the sea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
protagonist
appearsIn Les Travailleurs de la mer NERFINISHED
appearsInEnglishTitle Toilers of the Sea NERFINISHED
associatedWith Durande NERFINISHED
Lethierry NERFINISHED
authorNationality French
centralRole hero
characterTrait courageous
resourceful
solitary
tenacious
createdBy Victor Hugo NERFINISHED
creatorWorkGenre romantic novel
culturalOrigin French literature
facesAntagonist isolation
natural forces
the sea
firstAppearanceYear 1866
goal win Déruchette’s hand in marriage
hasReputationAs mythic seafaring hero
languageOfWork French
literaryMovementAssociation Romanticism
literaryPeriod 19th-century French literature
loveInterest Déruchette NERFINISHED
medium novel
motivation love for Déruchette
narrativeFunction embodiment of human perseverance
nationalityInFiction Guernseyman
notableEpisode battle with an octopus
notableFor epic struggle against the sea
salvaging a wrecked steamship engine
occupation fisherman
residence Guernsey NERFINISHED
residenceType isolated house
setting Channel Islands NERFINISHED
sea
themeAssociation human versus nature
sacrifice
solitude
unrequited love

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