Albert Savarus · Character
Baron de Watteville
Descendant of a famous renegade, he retreats from his formidable wife into a lathe, a shell collection, and the profoundest ignorance.
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Also known as Monsieur de Watteville, the famous Watteville, the Baron de Watteville, Monsieur le Baron de Watteville, The Baron de Watteville, de Watteville, The Baron, Monsieur le Baron
First appearance: albert savarus
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Monsieur de Watteville is a dry, lean man who married the heiress of the Rupts and discovered early that he would never be master in his own house. He spends his days in a workshop turning wood and cataloguing…
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- Family
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- Other
Character groups
- Watteville household and servants
- Central romantic and religious figures
- Protagonist
- Local society and Italian nobility
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- Rosalie de Watteville
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Baron de Watteville is Rosalie's father, a stern and controlling figure who seeks to… How this plays out →
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- Rosalie de Watteville
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Baron de Watteville is Rosalie's father, a stern and controlling figure who seeks to… How this plays out →
- Albert Savarus
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- Rosalie de Watteville
family · ambivalent
Baron de Watteville is Rosalie's father, a stern and controlling figure who seeks to… How this plays out →
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