Abbé Midon

Marie-Anne Lacheneur

Abbé Midon is a kind priest who acts as a confidant and moral guide to Marie-Anne, offering her spiritual support.

Marie-Anne Lacheneur

Abbé Midon is a kind priest who acts as a confidant and moral guide to Marie-Anne, offering her spiritual support.

Marie-Anne Lacheneur

Abbé Midon is a kind priest who acts as a confidant and moral guide to Marie-Anne, offering her spiritual support.

XXV

Mentioned in the biography of Baron d'Escorval as the priest who saved his life.

III

The curé of Sairmeuse, a poor but dignified priest who resists the duke's condescension and reveals his charitable nature.

IV

Hosts the confrontation, attempts to mediate and show respect to Lacheneur, and warns the duke about Lacheneur's influence.

VII

Silently observes the sudden change in public opinion, suspecting manipulation.

XV

Provides medical care for Maurice, bleeding him and ordering ice, and reassures the family.

Chapter XX

Listed among the leaders of the rebellion.

XXI

Joins the baron in pleading with Lacheneur, warning him of the consequences of his actions.

XXII

Accompanies Baron d'Escorval to the Croix d'Arcy; tries in vain to halt the peasant march and warns of catastrophe.

XXIII

Present at the crossroads after the defeat, separated from the baron, waiting and hoping for his companion to rejoin him.

XXIV

Accompanies the baron, returns with Maurice and Marie-Anne, devises a cover-up, and plans to testify for the baron.

XXV

Accompanies Maurice to Montaignac, devises a plan to confront the duke and marquis, and gathers information from Laugeron.

XXVI

Plans to force an entrance to the duke's house; disheartened by the substitution of a military commission for a court-martial.

XXVII

Attempts to testify in defense of the baron but is silenced and ordered to leave by the duke.

XXVIII

Brings news of the baron's condemnation and tries to console Mme. d'Escorval.

XXIX

Present at the Hotel de France, introduces the peasant who brings news of Lacheneur's safety.

The Baron's Escape Plot

Procures the rope and file for the escape, and gives Martial the compromising letter in exchange for his word of honor.

XXXII

Mentioned as the trusted counselor of Marie-Anne, guiding her use of Chanlouineau's letter.

XXXV

Leads the party to Poignot's cottage, arranges shelter for the baron, and organizes the deception with the litter.

XXXVI

Mentioned as having counselled the fugitives to reach Turin quickly.

XXXVII

Negotiates with Martial, performs surgery on the baron, and later forces Maurice and Jean to leave.

XLIV

Advises Marie-Anne to trust Martial de Sairmeuse and persuades her to meet him in person to secure a pardon for the baron.

XLVII

Cares for the baron, discovers Marie-Anne's death, investigates the bloodstains, and is reinstated as Curé of Sairmeuse by Martial's order.

XLIX

Assists Maurice in searching for Marie-Anne's child; learns that two other parties are also searching for the child, and wishes for a man like Chupin to help.