Death Comes for the Archbishop · Character
Santiago
A young man who appears in the Navajo country.
minor
First appearance: iii spring in the navajo country
Santiago shows up with force in II: Hidden Water. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The saint depicted as a fierce equestrian figure in the household, identified as the name saint of Benito's grandson and the saint of horses.
Santiago first appears in 0028 iii spring in the navajo country.
In II: Hidden Water: The saint depicted as a fierce equestrian figure in the household, identified as the name saint of Benito's grandson and the saint of horses.
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- Other
Character groups
- Traveling assistants and clergy
- Central clergy and allies
- Protagonist
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- Escalation
- Breaking point
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See Santiago in iii spring in the navajo country