Clerambault · Character
Papa
Clerambault's elderly father, a symbol of pre-war innocence and tradition.
minor
Also known as dear Papa, Poor dear little Papa
First appearance: clerambault
Papa's tie to Octave Bertin is one of the pressures that moves Clerambault—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
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With Octave Bertin (social): Octave Bertin and Papa are social acquaintances, likely from the same community or circle. With Clerambault (family): Clerambault and Papa are family members, with a relationship rooted in…
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Relationship types
- Social
- Family
- Other
Character groups
- Pre-war innocence lost
- Clerambault family circle
- Protagonist
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- Octave Bertin
social · ambivalent
Octave Bertin and Papa are social acquaintances, likely from the same community or circle. How this plays out →
- Clerambault
family · positive
- Clerambault
family · positive
- Octave Bertin
social · ambivalent
Octave Bertin and Papa are social acquaintances, likely from the same community or circle. How this plays out →
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