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Chionia

A Christian sister whose calm defiance under interrogation exposes the hollowness of Roman authority and steadies her younger siblings for what comes.

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Also known as Chionia

First appearance: Dulcitius

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In Dulcitius: Second sister; supports Agape's defiance, witnesses Dulcitius' absurd behavior, and is martyred alongside Agape. Later, in…

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Story tension across the book.

Setup
Escalation
Breaking point
Aftermath
Closing

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Characters
One of the three sisters
Dulcitius
Second sister; supports Agape's defiance, witnesses Dulcitius' absurd behavior, and is martyred alongside Agape.
Scene I
The middle sister who supports Agape's defiance.
Scene II
Another imprisoned Christian woman admired by Dulcitius.
Scene IV
Expresses hope for divine protection and finds Dulcitius's actions absurd.
Scene X
One of the sisters to be brought forward for torture.
Scene XI
Stands with Agape, scornful of the emperor's decree.
Scene IV
One of Sapientia's daughters, here called Hope, who asks for her mother's prayers and promises courage before the tribunal.
Scene V
Not present in this scene.

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