This character sits amidst three younger siblings in a memorial gate from the Theater an der Wien ("Veen") that depicts a scene from Peter von Winter's The Labyrinth. This character's request for a "sweet little dove" in an aria translated as "A girl or a woman" is immediately fulfilled when an old, unattractive woman dances onstage. This character was premiered by Emanuel Schikaneder, who served as the (10[1])librettist and legendarily suggested that his final (-5[1])duet feature him stuttering alongside his similarly-named lover. (10[1])A keyed (-5[1])glockenspiel or (10[1])celesta is used to represent the sound of this character's magic bells. In traditional productions, this character carries a panpipe, (-5[1])bears a large cage on his back, and wears a costume covered in feathers. For 10 points, name this companion of Tamino, a birdcatcher from Mozart's (10[1])opera The Magic Flute. ■END■ (10[1]0[2])