Roy Hobbs

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Roy Hobbs is the fictional, supremely talented but troubled baseball prodigy who serves as the central character in Bernard Malamud’s novel and its film adaptation *The Natural*.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
literary character
antagonist Gus Sands NERFINISHED
Harriet Bird NERFINISHED
Judge Banner NERFINISHED
appearsIn The Natural (1984 film) NERFINISHED
The Natural (novel) NERFINISHED
associatedWork The Natural (film) NERFINISHED
The Natural (novel) NERFINISHED
basedIn New York City (within the story) NERFINISHED
batName Wonderboy NERFINISHED
bats left-handed
characterTrait determined
romantic
troubled
country United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Bernard Malamud NERFINISHED
culturalStatus iconic baseball hero archetype
firstAppearance The Natural (1952 novel) NERFINISHED
gender male
inspiredBy American baseball legends
myth of the tragic hero
league fictional National League
literaryGenre baseball fiction
loveInterest Iris Lemon NERFINISHED
Memo Paris NERFINISHED
narrativeRole protagonist of The Natural
notableEvent hits a towering home run that shatters stadium lights in the film adaptation
returns to baseball in middle age
shot by Harriet Bird as a young prospect
notableFor extraordinary baseball talent
late-career comeback
occupation baseball player
portrayedBy Robert Redford NERFINISHED
portrayedIn The Natural (1984 film) NERFINISHED
position outfielder
publisherOfFirstAppearance Harcourt Brace NERFINISHED
setting fictionalized early-20th-century American baseball
sport baseball
team New York Knights NERFINISHED
themeAssociated corruption in sports
lost innocence
redemption
throws right-handed
uses Wonderboy (bat) NERFINISHED
weapon Wonderboy (bat) NERFINISHED

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