Gladys Antrobus

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Gladys Antrobus is a central character in Thornton Wilder’s play "The Skin of Our Teeth," representing the Antrobus family’s daughter and embodying themes of growth, resilience, and continuity across apocalyptic eras.

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Gladys Antrobus canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character in a play
fictional character
theatrical character
appearsIn The Skin of Our Teeth
appearsInAct Act I of The Skin of Our Teeth
Act II of The Skin of Our Teeth
Act III of The Skin of Our Teeth
associatedTheme coming of age
continuity of human history
family survival
human perseverance
countryOfOriginInFiction United States
createdBy Thornton Wilder
familyName Antrobus
fictionalUniverse The Skin of Our Teeth universe
firstAppearance The Skin of Our Teeth (1942 play)
gender female
givenName Gladys
hasFather George Antrobus
hasMother Maggie Antrobus
hasSibling Henry Antrobus
hasTrait adaptable
hopeful
resilient
languageOfWork English
narrativeFunction symbol of continuity
symbol of growth
symbol of resilience
partOf Antrobus family
portrayedInMedium stage
roleInWork daughter of the Antrobus family
setInContext Ice Age
linked to: Ice Age (Act I)

biblical-style flood
post-apocalyptic war
symbolizes persistence of younger generations
renewal after catastrophe
undergoesCharacterDevelopment grows from child to young woman
workGenreContext absurdist drama
allegorical drama

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The Skin of Our Teeth mainCharacter Gladys Antrobus
George Antrobus child Gladys Antrobus
Maggie Antrobus hasChild Gladys Antrobus
Act II (The Skin of Our Teeth) featuresCharacter Gladys Antrobus
subject linked to: Act II
Henry Antrobus hasSister Gladys Antrobus
Act III (The Skin of Our Teeth) hasMainCharacter Gladys Antrobus
subject linked to: Act III