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Marchioness d'Arlange

Claire's mother, a noblewoman concerned with family honor.

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Also known as the Marchioness d'Arlange

Marchioness d'Arlange shows up with force in VI. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Claire's grandmother, who is devoted to titles and prejudices, and who encourages Daburon's visits for her own amusement and financial gain.

Marchioness d'Arlange first appears in 0000 the lerouge case.

In VI: Claire's grandmother, who is devoted to titles and prejudices, and who encourages Daburon's visits for her own amusement and financial gain.

Later, in VIII: Mentioned as the grandmother of Claire d'Arlange; the count disparages her as an old fool.

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VI
Claire's grandmother, who is devoted to titles and prejudices, and who encourages Daburon's visits for her own amusement and financial gain.
VIII
Mentioned as the grandmother of Claire d'Arlange; the count disparages her as an old fool.
XV
Claire's grandmother who imposed strict rules on Albert's visits, referenced in Claire's explanation.
XX
Gives an account of Claire's wedding to Albert, criticizes the quiet ceremony, and mentions the Count's financial settlement.

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