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Set in the Tuscan region of Italy in the 1800s, Carlo Collodi’s classic children's fantasy novel The Adventures of Pinocchio (1883) follows the misadventures of a living wooden puppet, Pinocchio, and his poor father, Geppetto. The story, originally serialized due to popular demand, explores themes of morality and growth through a series of episodic encounters that often involve deception, danger, and the pursuit of personal transformation. The source material includes outdated and offensive language about individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities.