Daniel Dravot
fictional character in Rudyard Kipling's novella "The Man Who Would Be King"
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Daniel Dravot
Summary
Daniel Dravot is a fictional human[1]. He worked as a con artist[2].
Key Facts
- Daniel Dravot worked as a con artist[2].
- Daniel Dravot is the creator of Rudyard Kipling[3].
- Daniel Dravot is recorded as male[4].
- Daniel Dravot's instance of is recorded as fictional human[5].
- Daniel Dravot's instance of is recorded as literary character[6].
- Daniel Dravot's instance of is recorded as film character[7].
- Daniel Dravot was performed by Sean Connery[8].
- Daniel Dravot's given name is recorded as Daniel[9].
- Daniel Dravot's present in work is recorded as The Man Who Would Be King[10].
- Daniel Dravot's name in native language is recorded as Daniel Dravot[11].
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Career and Affiliations
Daniel Dravot's professions included con artist[2].
Works and Contributions
Daniel Dravot is the creator of Rudyard Kipling[3].
FAQs
What did Daniel Dravot do for work?
Daniel Dravot worked as con artist[2].