Savrola · Character

Moret

Savrola's loyal lieutenant, who watches his leader face down a hostile crowd and believes the revolution cannot fail while such a voice leads it.

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Also known as Señor Moret

First appearance: The Man of the Multitude

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Moret is a trusted ally of Savrola, present at the meeting where hired hecklers try to shout the movement down and later at the carriage that carries Lucile to safety. His faith in Savrola is absolute, and his parting words after the speech—that nothing can stop them now—capture the optimism of a conspiracy on the brink of success. He matters as the steady, uncritical second who makes Savrola's brilliance operationally possible.

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Setup
Escalation
Breaking point
Aftermath
Closing

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Relationships

Savrola
friendship · positive
Colonel Sorrento
rivalry · negative
Savrola
friendship · positive
Savrola
friendship · positive
Colonel Sorrento
rivalry · negative
Colonel Sorrento
rivalry · negative

Savrola
Moret is a loyal friend and ally to Savrola, supporting his revolutionary ambitions.
Colonel Sorrento
Colonel Sorrento and Moret are adversaries, representing opposing military and political factions.
Savrola
Moret is a loyal friend and ally to Savrola, supporting his revolutionary ambitions.
Savrola
Moret is a loyal friend and ally to Savrola, supporting his revolutionary ambitions.
Colonel Sorrento
Colonel Sorrento and Moret are adversaries, representing opposing military and political factions.
Colonel Sorrento
Colonel Sorrento and Moret are adversaries, representing opposing military and political factions.

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An Event of Political Importance
A young Civic Councillor who first appears on the steps of Parliament House, then reappears on a balcony to announce the betrayal to the crowd.
II: The Head of the State
Civic Councillor who incited the mob from a hotel balcony; the President considers his arrest.
The Man of the Multitude
Civic Councillor and former editor; speaks at the meeting, is cheered, but later rebuked by Savrola for the deaths caused by his speech.
The Deputation
Arrives at Savrola's rooms angry and eager for violent action, but is gradually calmed by Savrola's arguments over lunch.
On Constitutional Grounds
Opposes Savrola's decision to attend the ball, arguing it will harm the party's image and provoke the Trade-Unions. He is highly emotional and eventually yields to Savrola's persuasion.
The Admiral
Gloomy and despondent over the backlash, but revives after Savrola's confidence and a bottle of claret.
X: The Wand of the Magician
Organizes the demonstration at the City-Hall; accompanies Savrola after the speech, riding on the carriage box.
XI: In the Watches of the Night
Praises Savrola's speech; sends a messenger with the critical news of Strelitz's invasion; is organizing the revolutionary leaders.
A Council of War
Arrives first, excited and eager for action; tasked with calling the people to arms and printing the proclamation.
XVII: The Defence of the Palace
Killed by Sorrento while bearing a white flag and an offer of surrender from Savrola; his death ends any chance of a negotiated end to the siege.
An Educational Experience
Reported dead, shot in the throat; his signature on a later dispatch is revealed as a forgery.

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