The Eight Strokes of the Clock · Character
Arsène Lupin
A legendary gentleman thief mentioned in passing.
minor
First appearance: the eight strokes of the clock
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The source of the stories, who attributes them to his friend Prince Rénine.
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- Extended family and associates
- De Gorne household staff
- Protagonist
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