A Woman of Thirty · Character
Abel d'Aiglemont
Julie and Victor's young son, who dies in childhood.
minor
Also known as Abel, little Abel
First appearance: ii a hidden grief
Abel d'Aiglemont shows up with force in Two Meetings. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Abel is put to bed by his mother during the family scene.
Abel d'Aiglemont first appears in 0003 ii a hidden grief.
In Two Meetings: Abel is put to bed by his mother during the family scene.
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- Other
Character groups
- Secondary family and social connections
- Julie's romantic and family circle
- Protagonist
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See Abel d'Aiglemont in ii a hidden grief