mute protagonist Elisa Esposito

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Elisa Esposito is the mute, empathetic cleaning woman at a Cold War-era government facility in Guillermo del Toro’s film "The Shape of Water," who forms a profound bond with an amphibious humanoid creature.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
mute character
protagonist
appearsIn The Shape of Water NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme communication beyond language
inter-species romance
marginalization
otherness
awardContext central role in Academy Award for Best Picture winner The Shape of Water
backstory orphaned as a child
characterTrait compassionate
courageous
empathetic
lonely
closeTo Amphibian Man NERFINISHED
communicationMethod sign language
written notes
createdBy Guillermo del Toro NERFINISHED
Vanessa Taylor NERFINISHED
enemyOf Richard Strickland NERFINISHED
fallsInLoveWith Amphibian Man NERFINISHED
filmGenreContext drama
romantic fantasy
firstAppearance The Shape of Water (2017 film) NERFINISHED
formsBondWith Amphibian Man NERFINISHED
friendOf Giles NERFINISHED
Zelda Fuller NERFINISHED
gender female
hasDisability mute
homeCity Baltimore NERFINISHED
language American Sign Language NERFINISHED
livesIn apartment above a movie theater
nationality American
notableFeature neck scars
occupation cleaning woman
janitor
plansEscapeWith Amphibian Man NERFINISHED
portrayedBy Sally Hawkins NERFINISHED
rescues Amphibian Man NERFINISHED
setDuring Cold War NERFINISHED
speaks nonverbal communication
species human
timePeriod early 1960s
worksAt Occam Aerospace Research Center NERFINISHED
secret government facility

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Zelda Fuller communicationWith mute protagonist Elisa Esposito