Lord Tony’s Wife · Character

Jacques Lalouët

A young Breton royalist whose friendship with the Kernogan family places him in the crosshairs of revolutionary vengeance.

supporting

Also known as Lalouët, young Lalouët, Jacques

First appearance: lord tony s wife

As a supporting figure in Lord Tony’s Wife, Jacques Lalouët is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.

A young man present in Carrier's office, who interrupts Carrier's rant with a sneer.

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Jacques Lalouët appears in Lord Tony’s Wife as supporting figure.

Jacques Lalouët first appears in 0001 lord tony s wife.

In I: The Tiger's Lair: A young man present in Carrier's office, who interrupts Carrier's rant with a sneer.

Later, in II: A strange and abominable young man, beardless, handsome, and vicious, said to be a cousin of Robespierre and the only one with influence over Carrier.

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English Rescuers and French Victims
French Revolutionaries and Royalists
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Aftermath
Closing

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Jacques Lalouët appears across 14 companion beats. Open any chapter in the free preview to see the notes beside the text.

I: The Tiger's Lair
A young man present in Carrier's office, who interrupts Carrier's rant with a sneer.
II
A strange and abominable young man, beardless, handsome, and vicious, said to be a cousin of Robespierre and the only one with influence over Carrier.
Chapter IV
Carrier's young aide, who mocks Carrier and ushers in Martin-Roget and Chauvelin.
V
Carrier's insolent young guard, barring entry to the inner sanctum and mocking both Martin-Roget and Carrier.
Chapter VI
Present during the conversation, interjects with impatience and reminds Carrier of the dinner.
The Net
Impatient and flippant, he urges Carrier to listen to Chauvelin and later boasts about the ease of capturing the English adventurers.
I
Carrier's trusted young aide, who urges Carrier to hear Chauvelin out for the sake of the reward.
Chapter II
Impudent but humbled by the mystery of the Scarlet Pimpernel; he examines the documents alongside Chauvelin.
III
Young associate of Carrier, skeptical but supportive of the plan for the financial gain.
IV
Makes cynical comments about Fleury and Chauvelin; ushers Chauvelin out.
IX: The Proconsul
Young aide to Carrier; appears after the coach's departure, confused by the commotion; reveals that Carrier is still upstairs.
II
Young Lalouët is at Carrier's side, ready to assist with the carriage, and is ordered by Carrier not to leave him.
IV
Heard speaking to a crowd, insisting the proconsul is still in his room.
V
Young Lalouët remains self-assured and calm, demanding explanations from the crowd after the hoax.

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