The Pilgrim’s Progress · Character
Moses
A severe figure who represents the law and frightens pilgrims.
minor
Also known as Moses
First appearance: the first part
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Described as a threatening figure representing the law, who cannot pity penitent sinners.
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- Adversaries and False Pilgrims
- Protagonist
- Guides and Helpers
- Tempters and Dissuaders
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
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- Breaking point
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