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Leandre

The troupe's beautiful but languid juvenile lead, forever sighing after Climène and forever falling short of the passion he plays.

supporting

Also known as M. Leandre, poor Leandre

First appearance: II: The Service of Thespis

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With André-Louis Moreau (professional): Léandre is a fellow actor in the theatre troupe, a colleague and occasional rival on stage. With M. Binet (professional): Léandre is an actor employed by Binet, with a working…

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See Leandre in II: The Service of Thespis

Character Web

17 connections

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AMAndré-Louis Mo…MBM. BinetCLClimèneMDMarquis de La …ADAline de Kerca…LELeandre

Relationship types

  • Professional
  • Other

Character groups

  • Commedia dell'Arte Troupe
  • Protagonist
  • Nobles and Revolutionaries

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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.

SetupEscalationClimax
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  • Escalation
  • Breaking point

André-Louis reaches his emotional and psychological nadir here, confessing he “know[s] nothing, understand[s]…

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See Leandre in II: The Service of Thespis

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See Leandre in II: The Service of Thespis