In the Midst of Life · Character
Dramer Brune
A tall, black-clad figure overheard threatening a lady in the moonlit woods, whose voice and menace haunt a watcher long after the figures vanish.
supporting
Also known as Brune
First appearance: a son of the gods
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A Confederate spy who calmly surrenders to Captain Hartroy, admitting his identity and carrying plans of the fort.
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Seen indistinctly among trees near the Brownville House, Brune speaks with rich, musical anger to a woman in gray, warning that she is powerless and that both will suffer. His eyes glitter bleakly in the moonlight, and…
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