Entity: THE-GODFATHER
THE-GODFATHER is a term that has evolved to represent both a man who sponsors a person at baptism and a powerful figure within the Italian Mafia. It gained popularity through Mario Puzo's novel and the subsequent film series directed by Francis Ford Coppola.
THE-GODFATHER
Etymology
The term THE-GODFATHER originally referred to a man who sponsors a person at baptism.
Definition
THE-GODFATHER has evolved to represent an influential figure who holds significant power and influence, often associated with criminal organizations.
Historical Context
In the 1960s, THE-GODFATHER became a euphemistic term for a major boss within the Italian Mafia, popularized by Mario Puzo's novel 'The Godfather' and the film series directed by Francis Ford Coppola.
Cultural Significance
THE-GODFATHER symbolizes authority, loyalty, and power, often depicted in popular culture as a complex and morally ambiguous character.
Related Concepts
THE-GODFATHER is related to concepts of leadership, hierarchy, and organized crime.
See Also
An influential figure who holds significant power and influence, often associated with criminal organizations.