The Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen · Character

David

A biblical figure referenced in the Baron's stories.

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Biblical figure; his sling is used by the Baron to throw a shell.

David first appears in 0030 volume ii xxiv.

With X (social): David and X share a social connection, likely as fellow characters in the Baron's world.

In X: Biblical figure; his sling is used by the Baron to throw a shell.

Later, in Chapter XI: Mentioned as an ancestor of the Baron through Uriah's wife.

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social · ambivalent
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