Gus Coverly

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Gus Coverly is a mostly silent, mathematically gifted modern-day descendant of the Coverly family in Tom Stoppard’s play "Arcadia," whose work helps uncover the historical mysteries at the heart of the story.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
theatre character
appearsIn Arcadia NERFINISHED
appearsInAct Act 2 of Arcadia NERFINISHED
Act 3 of Arcadia NERFINISHED
communicatesWith Hannah Jarvis NERFINISHED
Thomasina Coverly (across time via mathematics and documents)
creator Tom Stoppard NERFINISHED
dialogueLevel minimal spoken lines
dramaticFunction embodiment of continuity between eras
nonverbal observer of other characters
familyName Coverly NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceYear 1993 (London premiere of Arcadia)
genreContext postmodern drama
hasSibling Chloë Coverly NERFINISHED
Valentine Coverly NERFINISHED
hasTrait mathematically gifted
mostly silent
socially withdrawn
helpsEstablish Thomasina Coverly’s mathematical genius
truth about the hermit of Sidley Park
helpsUncover historical mysteries in Arcadia
isDescendantOf Coverly family NERFINISHED
languageOfWork English
medium stage
narrativeRole link between past and present timelines
solver of the play’s central puzzles
nationality British
portrayedBy various stage actors
relatedTo Bernard Nightingale NERFINISHED
Chloë Coverly NERFINISHED
Hannah Jarvis NERFINISHED
Septimus Hodge NERFINISHED
Thomasina Coverly NERFINISHED
Valentine Coverly NERFINISHED
setting Sidley Park NERFINISHED
timePeriod modern day
uses computer iteration
mathematical analysis

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Arcadia (stage production) hasCharacter Gus Coverly
subject surface form: Arcadia (play)