Sir Percy Blakeney

Paul Déroulède

Paul and Sir Percy are allies and friends, with Percy secretly aiding Paul while maintaining his foppish public persona.

Juliette de Marny

Juliette interacts with Sir Percy as a charming but enigmatic acquaintance, unaware of his true role as the Scarlet Pimpernel.

Marie Antoinette

Marie Antoinette is a royal figure whom Sir Percy Blakeney attempts to rescue, representing his broader mission.

Anne Mie

Anne Mie and Sir Percy share a cordial alliance, with Percy often protecting her and using her as a trusted contact.

Juliette de Marny

Juliette interacts with Sir Percy as a charming but enigmatic acquaintance, unaware of his true role as the Scarlet Pimpernel.

Paul Déroulède

Paul and Sir Percy are allies and friends, with Percy secretly aiding Paul while maintaining his foppish public persona.

Paul Déroulède

Paul and Sir Percy are allies and friends, with Percy secretly aiding Paul while maintaining his foppish public persona.

Marie Antoinette

Marie Antoinette is a royal figure whom Sir Percy Blakeney attempts to rescue, representing his broader mission.

Juliette de Marny

Juliette interacts with Sir Percy as a charming but enigmatic acquaintance, unaware of his true role as the Scarlet Pimpernel.

Paris: 1793

The mysterious Scarlet Pimpernel who has saved many aristocrats from Tinville.

III: Hospitality

Mentioned as the English enthusiast and Scarlet Pimpernel, who helps persecuted Frenchmen escape the Revolution. Déroulède suggests Juliette place herself under his guidance.

VI: The Scarlet Pimpernel

The Scarlet Pimpernel, who has come to Paris to monitor and assist Déroulède's rescue plan for the Queen, while deliberately drawing the government's attention to himself.

A Warning

Warns Déroulède about his idealization of Juliette, speaks passionately about the nature of true love.

VIII: Anne Mie

Listens compassionately to Anne Mie, advises her to watch over Déroulède, and confirms that Déroulède's love for Juliette is absolute and unshakable.

Jealousy

Parted from Anne Mie at her door; mentioned as the one she sought for help.

XI: “Vengeance Is Mine”

Juliette plans to seek his help for passports and advice on escaping to England.

XII: The Sword of Damocles

Mentioned as the friend to whom Déroulède spoke about the papers.

The Close of Day

Helps arrange the escape of Madame Déroulède and Anne Mie; finds Déroulède by the river and brings him to a safe house; listens to Déroulède's confession and promises to do his best to save Juliette.

The Fructidor Riots

Implied orchestrator of the rescue; the chapter notes that the account was later related by him to the Prince of Wales.

The Unexpected

Disguised as Citizen Lenoir, orchestrates the rescue, gives instructions, and leads the group toward freedom.

XXIX: Père Lachaise

Leads the disguised band of Englishmen, orchestrating the escape through the mob and into Père Lachaise.

XXX: Conclusion

Masterminds the entire escape, using his wealth and influence to secure passports, horses, and safe passage, then personally drives the chaise to the coast.