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Maniflore

A socialist character involved in political movements.

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First appearance: VII: Bidault-Coquille and Maniflore, the Socialists

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A forgotten courtesan who joins Bidault-Coquille in the Pyrot cause, becoming a symbol of justice at public meetings.

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In VII: Bidault-Coquille and Maniflore, the Socialists: A forgotten courtesan who joins Bidault-Coquille in the Pyrot cause, becoming a symbol of justice at public meetings. Later, in VIII: The Colomban Trial: A…

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Later Social and Political Figures
Protagonist
Minor Social and Religious Characters
Influential Socialites and Scholars
Scandal and Trial Central Figures

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Breaking point
Aftermath
Closing

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VII: Bidault-Coquille and Maniflore, the Socialists
A forgotten courtesan who joins Bidault-Coquille in the Pyrot cause, becoming a symbol of justice at public meetings.
VIII: The Colomban Trial
A Pyrotist who stands defiantly against the mob to protect Colomban.
IX: Father Douillard
Carried in triumph by the Socialists after the street battles.
Conclusion
Attempts to stab Greatauk with a kitchen knife; is arrested but released; later leaves Bidault-Coquille for a young Bulgarian.

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