Pierre Aronnax
from Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea
A renowned French naturalist, marine biologist, and author. Described as highly observant, intellectual, and scientific, he has a great love for the sea and its mysteries. He is around 40 years old, cultured, and analytical. Though physically capable, he relies more on intellect than strength. His character acts as the narrator and the reader's point of view.
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About Pierre Aronnax
Pierre Aronnax is a protagonist character in Jules Verne's classic novel "Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea" (1870). A renowned French naturalist, marine biologist, and author. Described as highly observant, intellectual, and scientific, he has a great love for the sea and its mysteries. He is around 40 years old, cultured, and analytical. Though physically capable, he relies more on intellect than strength. His character acts as the narrator and the reader's point of view.
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