Canto the XII
The Ape servant, a transformed prince who picklocked a faery's boudoir.
Canto the XIII
Implied as the 'unhappy Prince' the Mule references, though not directly present.
The Cap and Bells
Emperor of the faery city, who loves mortal women and is forced into a political marriage with Bellanaine.
I
Emperor of the faery city, known for loving mortal women and hating shades.
III
The emperor whose court petitions him to avoid mortal temptations and accept an immaterial bride.
IV
Sends an embassy to Pigmio to arrange marriage with Bellanaine.
Chapter VI
Referenced as the one Crafticant serves, the great state-spy militant.
XIII
Mentioned as the husband Bellanaine never joyed in company with.
XIV
Poor Elfinan is very ill at ease, sitting and cursing a bride he cannot touch.
XV
The emperor, vexed and murmuring after the bridal embassy departs.
XVI
The Emperor, furious at the rebellion against his wishes, threatens to retaliate against his ministers and members of the opposition.
XIX
Expresses despair over his arranged marriage and his longing for Bertha.
XXIII
The Prince, Elfinan, gives orders and then lounges on the sofa in a fret.
XXXVI
The Emperor is mentioned as being in a huge rage and is heard snoring.
XXXVII
Mentioned as the Emperor whose state is being discussed.
XXXVIII
The Emperor turns his back in bitterness, causing fear in Eban and the Seer.
XLI
Elfinan responds to Hum's request, offering Nantz instead of rum.
XLII
The Emperor who pledges his love to Bertha.
XLIII
The Emperor is addressed as 'Your Majesty' and is deeply in love with Bertha Pearl.
XLV
The monarch who speaks of being in love and asks for help to get the lady.
XLVIII
The Emperor, pining for love
XLIX
Addressed as 'Sire' by the Mago, who advises him on marriage.
L
Elfinan snatches the embroidery with a sudden jerk and weeps profusely, honoring the homespun with royal tears.
LIV
The Emperor, addressed as 'your Grace,' seeks guidance on winning a sweet girl.
LV
The king addressed by Hum, who is urged to leave for Kent.
LVIII
The Emperor is addressed as 'Sire' and given the magic book.
LIX
The Emperor speaks, planning his journey and offering his new bride as a reward.
LX
The magian addresses the fay, likely Elfinan, discussing how to account for her absence from court.
LXI
The Emperor, preparing to meet the crowd, asks for his belt, book, and wand.
LXIII
The great Emperor Elfinan listens to Hum and observes the scene.
LXVII
Elfinan observes the magnificence behind, waves his handkerchief, and announces his departure for Angle-land, asking for an invisible ring.
LXVIII
Elfinan vaults to the window-sill, carrying the magic book, and bids a mocking farewell to Bellanaine.
LXIX
The Emperor (Elfinan) has left the room, as noted by Hum.
LXXXIV
Elfinan is implied as the imperial figure leading the procession, referenced by the 'Imperial Basilic'.
LXXXVII
The King being sought by the speaker after the incident.
