Short Fiction · Character
André Pascal
A young man who courts a beautiful Creole girl.
minor
Also known as André, Mr. André Pascal, Pascal
First appearance: at the cadian ball
André Pascal shows up with force in A Night in Acadie. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Zaïda's intended husband, who arrives drunk at the justice of the peace's house and fights Telèsphore before leaving.
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Character groups
- Romantic rivalry and courtship
- Passion, rejection, and courage
- Family secrets and hidden desires
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- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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