| Count Allamistakeo | |
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Real Name |
Allamistakeo |
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First Appearance |
Some Words with a Mummy (1845) |
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Original Publisher |
Wiley and Putnam |
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Origins[]
Count Allamistakeo is an ancient Egyptian mummy who has been preserved for thousands of years and is brought back to life through the marvels of modern science during the 19th century. Despite his ancient origins, Count Allamistakeo possesses a sharp intellect and a wry sense of humor.
Physically, the Count is described as a well-preserved mummy, adorned with ancient Egyptian artifacts and attire. He retains an air of aristocracy, even in his reanimated state, with an aura of regality and sophistication.
Intellectually, Count Allamistakeo is portrayed as highly intelligent and well-versed in the knowledge of his time, as well as the customs and beliefs of ancient Egypt. He engages in lively and witty conversations with the modern characters in his ancient language, demonstrating his keen intellect and wit.
The Count's character serves as a contrast between the ancient and the modern, highlighting the advancements of science and technology while also commenting on the timeless nature of human folly and hubris. Through his interactions with the other characters, the Count offers insights into the human condition and the absurdity of certain societal norms and beliefs.
Public Domain Literary Appearances[]
- Conversations with a Mummy (1845)