Lord Tony Dewhurst

Yvonne de Kernogan

Lord Tony is deeply in love with Yvonne and acts as her devoted suitor and protector.

Sir Percy Blakeney

Lord Tony is Sir Percy's loyal friend and fellow member of the League of the Scarlet Pimpernel.

Martin-Roget

Lord Tony opposes Martin-Roget as a villainous revolutionary threatening Yvonne and the League.

Sir Percy Blakeney

Lord Tony is Sir Percy's loyal friend and fellow member of the League of the Scarlet Pimpernel.

Yvonne de Kernogan

Lord Tony is deeply in love with Yvonne and acts as her devoted suitor and protector.

Sir Percy Blakeney

Lord Tony is Sir Percy's loyal friend and fellow member of the League of the Scarlet Pimpernel.

Martin-Roget

Lord Tony opposes Martin-Roget as a villainous revolutionary threatening Yvonne and the League.

Yvonne de Kernogan

Lord Tony is deeply in love with Yvonne and acts as her devoted suitor and protector.

Lord Tony's Wife

Yvonne's husband, who discovers the betrayal and seeks to rescue her.

Book I: Bath, 1793

A young aristocrat in Bath, likely involved in the social scene and possibly connected to the Pimpernel's network.

III: The Assembly Rooms

Anxiously proposes elopement to Yvonne; expresses deep love and admiration for Sir Percy Blakeney.

I

Follows closely behind Lady Blakeney and His Royal Highness, part of the arriving party.

II

His presence is anxiously inquired about by the duc de Kernogan, who is relieved to learn he is not in the room.

III

Arrives at the ball and immediately seeks out Yvonne, conspiring with the young folk to hide their movements from the Duc.

IV

Proposes secret marriage to Yvonne, expressing deep love and anxiety.

V

Not present in the cardroom but mentioned as dancing with Yvonne de Kernogan and being the subject of the duc's disapproval.

VII

Referenced as the young friend of the Prince of Wales who is deeply in love with Yvonne.

IV: The Father

Referred to as the 'English nincompoop' who married Yvonne; the target of the Duke's fury.

I

The English nobleman who secretly married Yvonne, provoking the duc's fury.

II

Referenced as the man Yvonne has clandestinely married, described as of alien race and heretical religion.

III

Married Yvonne in a clandestine ceremony; referred to as a 'nincompoop' by the Duc.

The Nest

Deeply touched by the duke's letter, but later devastated upon discovering the duke's departure.

I

Yvonne's new husband, seen hurrying across the garden and turning to wave at her from the window.

II

Sitting close with Yvonne, arm around her, sharing the letter.

III

Goes to the gate to watch for the barouche; is treated cordially but not effusively by M. de Kernogan.

IV

Reluctantly agrees to Yvonne's departure, expressing deep anxiety and love.

V

Spends the day in misery and forlorn without Yvonne, attending to correspondence and business, and resolves to go to Bath.

VI

Arrives in Bath seeking Yvonne and the Duc; learns of the Duc's departure and Yvonne's disappearance.

VII

Receives the devastating letter from the Duc and struggles with shock and grief.

VI: The Scarlet Pimpernel

Arrives at Blakeney's house in a distraught state after Yvonne's abduction; recounts the events of the past four days and expresses despair, but is later inspired by Blakeney's leadership.

VII: Marguerite

Mentioned as the friend whose wife, Yvonne, has been stolen by Martin-Roget.

I

Has just left Blakeney after bringing news of his wife's peril.

III

His wife Yvonne has been stolen; Percy mentions Tony's failure to heed his warning.

VIII: The Road to Portishead

Mentioned as Yvonne's husband, who is unaware of her abduction; she thinks of him and hopes for rescue.

I

Mentioned as Yvonne's husband; she recalls their wedding morning.

Chapter II

Referenced as Yvonne's husband, whom she idolizes and for whom she risks everything.

III

Yvonne thinks of him as her beloved husband, unaware of her abduction.

IV

Mentioned as the young husband waiting longingly for Yvonne's return.

The Coast of France

Mentioned as Yvonne's beloved husband from whom she has been torn.

I

Yvonne's young husband, from whom she has been separated; she recalls their happiness and love.

II: Le Bouffay

Referenced as the husband of Yvonne de Kernogan and a dear friend of the Scarlet Pimpernel; his secret marriage to Yvonne is mentioned as a past event.

Chapter II

Addressee of the Scarlet Pimpernel's letter; Yvonne's husband and a League member.

II

Referred to as 'dear milor' and 'dear absent milor'; Yvonne thinks of him lovingly and recalls his talk of the Scarlet Pimpernel.

IV

Referred to as 'dear milor' who risked his life to come to her.

VIII: The English Adventurers

Implied by the drawly English voice calling 'Tony' outside the house.

IV

Heard speaking in English, drawing attention to the spies' location.

I

Carries the dead body of the Duc de Kernogan through Nantes, obeying the League's orders; reunites with Yvonne and Sir Percy.

II

Listens to Yvonne's account and kisses her