Notre-Dame de Paris · Character
Sire Gilles Lecornu
A royal official present at the king's council.
minor
Also known as Lecornu, Gilles Lecornu
First appearance: v the retreat in which monsieur louis of france says his prayers
Sire Gilles Lecornu shows up with force in The Grand Hall. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The furrier of the king's robes, he converses with Andry Musnier about the disturbances.
Sire Gilles Lecornu first appears in 0064 v the retreat in which monsieur louis of france says his prayers.
In The Grand Hall: The furrier of the king's robes, he converses with Andry Musnier about the disturbances.
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