Parisians in the Country · Character
Félicie Cardot
A young woman from the Cardot family.
minor
Also known as Félicie, a Félicie Cardot
First appearance: story ii the muse of the department
Félicie Cardot's tie to Étienne Lousteau is one of the pressures that moves Parisians in the Country—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Félicie Cardot first appears in 0002 story ii the muse of the department.
With Étienne Lousteau (romantic): Étienne flirts with or courts Félicie Cardot, a young local woman, as part of his romantic intrigues. With Étienne Lousteau (romantic): Étienne flirts with or courts Félicie Cardot, a young local woman, as part of his romantic intrigues. With Étienne Lousteau (romantic): Étienne flirts with or courts Félicie Cardot, a young local woman, as part of his romantic intrigues.
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Relationship types
- Romantic
- Other
Character groups
- Extended cast of provincial and Parisian society
- Parisian visitors and locals
- Protagonist
- Literary and minor references
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- Étienne Lousteau
romantic · ambivalent
Étienne flirts with or courts Félicie Cardot, a young local woman, as part of his… How this plays out →
- Étienne Lousteau
romantic · ambivalent
Étienne flirts with or courts Félicie Cardot, a young local woman, as part of his… How this plays out →
- Étienne Lousteau
romantic · ambivalent
Étienne flirts with or courts Félicie Cardot, a young local woman, as part of his… How this plays out →
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See Félicie Cardot in story ii the muse of the department