Aimwell

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Aimwell is one of the two roguish gentlemen protagonists in George Farquhar’s Restoration comedy "The Beaux' Stratagem," known for his wit, charm, and scheming pursuit of love and fortune.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
protagonist
theatrical character
appearsIn The Beaux' Stratagem NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme fortune hunting
love
marriage for money
social mobility
characterTrait charming
resourceful
romantic
scheming
witty
countryOfOriginOfWork Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
createdBy George Farquhar NERFINISHED
disguiseUsed pretends to be a wealthy nobleman
dramaticFunction drives main romantic plot
provides comic intrigue
firstPerformanceYearOfWork 1707
firstPerformedAt Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (work venue) NERFINISHED
genreOfWorkAppearedIn Restoration comedy
hasGender male
hasRoleType comic hero
romantic lead
languageStyle witty repartee
medium stage play
moralArc moves from fortune-hunting to sincere love
narrativeFunction protagonist conman
partnerInCrime Archer NERFINISHED
periodOfFictionalSetting early 18th century England
primaryGoal to improve his fortune
to secure a wealthy marriage
relationshipToArcher fellow adventurer GENERATED
friend GENERATED
romanticInterest Dorinda NERFINISHED
settingOfActions Lichfield NERFINISHED
socialStatusAtStart impoverished gentleman
workOriginalLanguage English

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The Beaux' Stratagem (stage) hasMainCharacter Aimwell
subject surface form: The Beaux' Stratagem