John Berry

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John Berry is the introspective narrator and central figure of John Irving’s novel "The Hotel New Hampshire," chronicling his eccentric family’s tragedies, travels, and coming-of-age experiences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
novel protagonist
ageProgression childhood to adulthood
appearsIn The Hotel New Hampshire NERFINISHED
associatedWith hotel business
centralThemeRelation coming of age
family relationships
trauma and recovery
characterTrait introspective
loyal
observant
countryOfOrigin United States (fictional American character) NERFINISHED
createdBy John Irving NERFINISHED
dealsWith grief
incestuous desire
political violence
sexual violence (within family context)
terrorism
experiences family tragedies
geographical displacement
sexual awakening
familyName Berry NERFINISHED
fictionalUniverse The Hotel New Hampshire NERFINISHED
firstPublicationContext The Hotel New Hampshire (1981 novel) NERFINISHED
gender male
hasFamilyName Berry NERFINISHED
hasFather Win Berry NERFINISHED
hasMother Mary Berry NERFINISHED
hasRomanticFeelingsFor Franny Berry NERFINISHED
hasSibling Egg Berry
Frank Berry NERFINISHED
Franny Berry NERFINISHED
Lilly Berry NERFINISHED
language English
literaryGenre family saga
literary fiction
livesIn New Hampshire (fictionalized setting) NERFINISHED
medium novel
memberOf Berry family NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction lens on Berry family eccentricities
narrativePerspective retrospective
narrativeRole first-person narrator
narratorOf The Hotel New Hampshire NERFINISHED
occupation student
roleInFamily middle child
toneAsNarrator melancholic
wry

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