| Olimpia | |
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Real Name |
Olimpia |
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First Appearance |
The Sandman (1817) |
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Original Publisher |
Unknown |
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Created by |
E. T. A. Hoffmann |
Origin[]
Olimpia is a mechanical maiden created by the mad Dr. Coppelius for the physics professor Spallanzani as sort of an artificial daughter. Despite her beautiful appearance and delicate features, her lifeless eyes, clockwork-like graceful movements, and perfectly pitched singing voice makes everyone uneasy around her. Aside from walking and playing piano, she does not have many other noteworthy functions; possessing a very limited vocabulary.
Public Domain Appearances[]
Public Domain Literary Appearances[]
- The Sandman (1817)
Public Domain Stage Play Appearances[]
- Coppélia (1870)