Albert Savarus · Character
Amédée de Soulas
Besançon's most polished young nobleman, who reports the news of Savaron's victory and assumes Rosalie de Watteville is his by right.
supporting
Also known as Monsieur Amédée, The Soulas, Young Monsieur de Soulas, Amédée, Soulas, Monsieur de Soulas, Monsieur Amédée de Soulas, Young Monsieur de Soulas
First appearance: Albert Savarus
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The lion of Besançon, he cultivates the Wattevilles to win Rosalie's hand, flattering the Baroness and working like a mole for five years.
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Amédée de Soulas is the handsome, well-dressed young man of the Watteville circle, fluent in the fashions and gossip of the town and quietly confident of his prospects with Rosalie. He is the acceptable suitor — noble,…
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Relationship types
- Other
Character groups
- Local society and Italian nobility
- Protagonist
- Central romantic and religious figures
- Watteville household and servants
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