Twenty Questions Game 486

[dargorygel]

Does thus character have anything to do with WWII?

[miminena]

Does thus character have anything to do with WWII?

No

[Spartaculous]

1,2,3. Not human
6,9,10. Not an animal
5. Fictional character introduced before 1981
4,7,10. Created in what is now the UK
8. Not folkloric or mythological, or first introduced in a song or poem
11. Doesn't have anything to do with WWII

[DreamTrawler]

First introduced in a work meant to be read by its audience?

[miminena]

First introduced in a work meant to be read by its audience?

No

[DreamTrawler]

First introduced in film or TV?

[miminena]

First introduced in film or TV?

No

[Aristocrat]

First introduced before 1850?

[miminena]

First introduced before 1850?

Yes

[Hominidae]

Clarification: does "animal" include humanoid beings like fairies, elves, etc.?

[miminena]

Clarification: does "animal" include humanoid beings like fairies, elves, etc.?

No

[Ernst_Brenner]

Introduced in a play?

[miminena]

Introduced in a play?

Yes

[Spartaculous]

Was this character first introduced in a play written by (or at least widely believed to have been written by) one of William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson, or Thomas Kyd?

[miminena]

Was this character first introduced in a play written by (or at least widely believed to have been written by) one of William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson, or Thomas Kyd?

Yes

[Ernst_Brenner]

Introduced by Shakespeare?

[miminena]

Introduced by Shakespeare?

Yes

[Spartaculous]

Free guess: Ariel.

[miminena]

Free guess: Ariel.

Ariel is correct!

[miminena]

real dead male human?

this was fun to get as the first question, given that Ariel is fictional, living, gender ambiguous, and not human