Gil Blas · Character
Master Gaspard
A miserly and suspicious old man who employs Gil Blas.
minor
Also known as Gaspard
First appearance: ii
Master Gaspard shows up with force in IV. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Don Ferdinand's servant; proposes the mock oath and instructs Gil Blas on how to appear witty.
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In IV: Don Ferdinand's servant; proposes the mock oath and instructs Gil Blas on how to appear witty. Later, in The loves of Gil Blas and the fair Antonia: Mentioned as the cook who is a rival for Antonia's hand; he is…
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Character groups
- Artisans and Servants
- Romantic and Domestic Intrigue
- Family and Romantic Entanglements
- Rivals and Financiers
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- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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See Master Gaspard in ii