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Professor Pinte

A performer or lecturer associated with Barnum.

minor

Also known as Pinte, Presently Professor Pinte, Mr. Pinte

First appearance: viii the american museum

Professor Pinte shows up with force in XIII: In Belgium. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Interpreter and preceptor; loses his passport, broods over being called a showman, and learns about 'soft soap.'
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In XIII: In Belgium: Interpreter and preceptor; loses his passport, broods over being called a showman, and learns about 'soft soap.' Later, in Appendix II: A Remarkable Campaign: Mentioned as the inventor of the…

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CBCharity BarnumGTGeneral Tom Th…MGMrs. General T…CNCommodore NuttRDRev. Dr. E. H.…PPProfessor Pinte

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  • Other

Character groups

  • Diverse associates and performers
  • Barnum's inner circle

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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.

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  • Escalation
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