Death Comes for the Archbishop · Character
Madame Olivares
The pious wife of Don Antonio Olivares.
minor
Also known as Olivares, Señora Olivares
First appearance: ii the lady
Madame Olivares shows up with force in Book VI: Doña Isabella. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Widow of Don Antonio; refuses to admit her true age, complicating the will contest.
Madame Olivares first appears in 0024 ii the lady.
In Book VI: Doña Isabella: Widow of Don Antonio; refuses to admit her true age, complicating the will contest.
Later, in Don Antonio: Cultured American wife of Don Antonio, hosts the priests and sings at gatherings.
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- Other
Character groups
- Wealthy Spanish society
- Minor figures and historical references
- Protagonist
- Central clergy and allies
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- Breaking point
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See Madame Olivares in ii the lady