Trip Fontaine

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Trip Fontaine is a charismatic, popular teenage boy in Jeffrey Eugenides' novel and its film adaptation "The Virgin Suicides," remembered for his intense but ultimately tragic romance with Lux Lisbon.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
literary character
adaptationFrom The Virgin Suicides (novel) to The Virgin Suicides (film)
adultPortrayalCharacteristic emotionally damaged
remorseful
appearsIn The Virgin Suicides NERFINISHED
The Virgin Suicides (film) NERFINISHED
associatedWithFamily Lisbon family
characteristic charismatic
handsome
popular
rebellious
self-indulgent
countryOfFictionalSetting United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy Jeffrey Eugenides NERFINISHED
firstAppearance The Virgin Suicides (1993 novel) NERFINISHED
gender male
hairColor brown
languageOfWork English
laterLifeDepiction appears as an adult in a rehab facility in the film
loveInterest Lux Lisbon NERFINISHED
medium feature film
novel
narrativeRole romantic interest of Lux Lisbon
symbol of adolescent desire
notableEvent abandons Lux Lisbon on the football field after the dance
takes Lux Lisbon to the homecoming dance
occupation high school student
portrayedBy Josh Hartnett NERFINISHED
portrayedIn The Virgin Suicides (1999 film) NERFINISHED
relationshipOutcome romance with Lux Lisbon ends tragically
rememberedBy neighborhood boys who narrate the story
schoolActivity football player
popular athlete
setting suburban Grosse Pointe, Michigan
storyFunction catalyst for Lux Lisbon’s increasing rebellion
substanceUse alcohol
marijuana
themeAssociation adolescent sexuality
guilt and regret
memory and nostalgia
timePeriod 1970s

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The Virgin Suicides narratorCharacter Trip Fontaine