All Quiet on the Western Front · Character
Sister Libertine
A nun who cares for wounded soldiers in a hospital.
minor
First appearance: i
Sister Libertine's tie to Albert Kropp is one of the pressures that moves All Quiet on the Western Front—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Sister Libertine first appears in 0002 i.
With Albert Kropp (social): Kropp interacts with Sister Libertine as a patient and nurse, with a tone of respectful but distant care. With Albert Kropp (social): Kropp interacts with Sister Libertine as a patient and nurse, with a tone of respectful but distant care.
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- Key Figures and Background Characters
- Paul's Comrades and Antagonists
- Protagonist
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- Albert Kropp
social · positive
Kropp interacts with Sister Libertine as a patient and nurse, with a tone of respectful… How this plays out →
- Albert Kropp
social · positive
Kropp interacts with Sister Libertine as a patient and nurse, with a tone of respectful… How this plays out →
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