Beaumagnan

Ralph d'Andresy

Beaumagnan is a cunning antagonist to Ralph, constantly opposing him in a high-stakes conflict of wits and power.

Josephine Balsamo

Beaumagnan and Josephine are adversaries, often clashing over their conflicting goals and loyalties.

Baron Godfrey d'Etigues

Baron Godfrey and Beaumagnan have a professional alliance or employer-employee relationship, often cooperating.

Josine

Beaumagnan and Josine are professional associates, working together toward shared criminal or strategic goals.

Ralph d'Andresy

Beaumagnan is a cunning antagonist to Ralph, constantly opposing him in a high-stakes conflict of wits and power.

Ralph d'Andresy

Beaumagnan is a cunning antagonist to Ralph, constantly opposing him in a high-stakes conflict of wits and power.

Josephine Balsamo

Beaumagnan and Josephine are adversaries, often clashing over their conflicting goals and loyalties.

Baron Godfrey d'Etigues

Baron Godfrey and Beaumagnan have a professional alliance or employer-employee relationship, often cooperating.

Josephine Balsamo

Beaumagnan and Josephine are adversaries, often clashing over their conflicting goals and loyalties.

Baron Godfrey d'Etigues

Baron Godfrey and Beaumagnan have a professional alliance or employer-employee relationship, often cooperating.

Josine

Beaumagnan and Josine are professional associates, working together toward shared criminal or strategic goals.

Memoirs of Arsène Lupin

An antagonist who opposes Lupin, representing the forces of law and order.

I: Arsène Lupin at Twenty

Leader of the conspiracy; arrives at the meeting and is shown the compromising letter.

II: Josephine Balsamo Born in 1788

Implied to have drawn up the memorandum read by the Baron.

III: A Tribunal of the Inquisition

Leads the tribunal, accusing Josephine with fury and revealing his past love for her; orchestrates her death sentence.

The Sinking Boat

Referenced as the orchestrator of the plot, believed by de Bennetot to be manipulating the others for his own gain.

VI: Detectives and Policemen

Referenced as one of the conspirators against Josephine.

VII: The Delights of Capua

Seen entering the Theater of Varieties with Baron d'Etigues and Oscar de Bennetot, then leaves early.

VIII: Two Wills

Referred to as the adversary; Ralph plans to confront him at his flat.

IX: The Tarpeian Rock

Leader of the three confederates; he is confronted by Ralph, who accuses him of murdering Josephine and demands the seven rings.

X: The Mutilated Hand

Referenced as a victim of Josephine's poisoning plot.

XI: The Old Lighthouse

Ambushes Ralph at the lighthouse, attacks Josephine but cannot kill her; shows signs of madness and despair.

Madness and Genius

Present as a silent witness, implicated in using the secret of the murder to control Baron d'Etigues.

XIII: The Strongbox of the Monks

Bound prisoner, freed, discovers the treasure gone, commits suicide by stabbing himself with Josephine's dagger.

XIV: The Infernal Creature

Referenced by Ralph as having called Josephine a 'daughter of Hell'.

Epilogue

Commits suicide; his role in the conspiracy is never fully revealed to the world.