Wooden puppet brought to life, dreams of becoming a real boy through bravery and honesty.
Jiminy is Pinocchio's moral guide and closest continuing companion.
The Blue Fairy appoints Jiminy as Pinocchio's conscience, and Jiminy repeatedly warns him against following harmful temptations.
Their brief friendship also exposes Pinocchio to destructive peer influence.
Pinocchio befriends Lampwick while traveling to Pleasure Island and defends him during an argument with Jiminy.
Geppetto acts as Pinocchio's loving creator and father figure.
Geppetto creates the puppet and names him Pinocchio. He later searches the sea for Pinocchio after learning he is missing.
She grants Pinocchio life and defines the conditions of his transformation.
The Blue Fairy brings Pinocchio to life and tells him that bravery, truthfulness, and unselfishness can make him a real boy.
The listed antagonist exploits Pinocchio's performance and imprisons him.
Stromboli makes Pinocchio the star of his puppet show, then locks him in a bird cage and leaves to tour with him.
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