Parisians in the Country · Character

Paquita

A local woman from Sancerre who appears briefly.

minor

Also known as Sancerre, Paquita of Sancerre

First appearance: story ii the muse of the department

Paquita's tie to Dinah de la Baudraye is one of the pressures that moves Parisians in the Country—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.

Paquita first appears in 0002 story ii the muse of the department.

With Dinah de la Baudraye (professional): Paquita is a servant or maid in Dinah's household, attending to her daily needs. With Dinah de la Baudraye (professional): Paquita is a servant or maid in Dinah's household, attending to her daily needs.

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Relationship types

Professional
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Character groups

Parisian visitors and locals
Literary and minor references
Extended cast of provincial and Parisian society
Protagonist

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Relationships

Dinah de la Baudraye
professional · positive
Paquita is a servant or maid in Dinah's household, attending to her daily needs. How this plays out →
Dinah de la Baudraye
professional · positive
Paquita is a servant or maid in Dinah's household, attending to her daily needs. How this plays out →

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