Death Comes for the Archbishop · Character

Tranquilino

A Native American man who assists at the mission.

minor

First appearance: iii the rock

Tranquilino shows up with force in The Month of Mary. The page is where that presence becomes real.

The Bishop's gardener; trained by Latour, he pipes water into the garden pond.

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In The Month of Mary: The Bishop's gardener; trained by Latour, he pipes water into the garden pond. Later, in I: The Month of Mary: The…

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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.

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The Month of Mary
The Bishop's gardener; trained by Latour, he pipes water into the garden pond.
I: The Month of Mary
The gardener trained by Latour; pipes water into the garden pond.
December Night
The Bishop's gardener who has driven away the Smith boys from the garden.
A Letter from Leavenworth
Mentioned as Sabino's brother; his brother will drive Father Vaillant's wagon.
Book IX: Death Comes for the Archbishop
One of Latour's old servants, present with the supplicants in the Cathedral.

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