The Adventurous Simplicissimus · Character
Antonio Quevara
A Franciscan friar whose writings are cited in the text.
minor
Also known as the Franciscan friar Quevara, Quevara
First appearance: x discourseth of naught but heroes and famous artists
Antonio Quevara shows up with force in XXIII: Is Very Short and Concerneth Simplicissimus Alone. The page is where that presence becomes real.
His writings come into Simplicissimus's hands and reinforce his disgust with the world.
Antonio Quevara first appears in 0047 x discourseth of naught but heroes and famous artists.
In XXIII: Is Very Short and Concerneth Simplicissimus Alone: His writings come into Simplicissimus's hands and reinforce his disgust with the world.
Later, in Why and in What Fashion Simplicissimus Left the World Again: His reflections on the vanity of worldly life are quoted and influence Simplicissimus's decision.
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
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- XXIII: Is Very Short and Concerneth Simplicissimus Alone
- Why and in What Fashion Simplicissimus Left the World Again
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