The Lily of the Valley · Character
Duc de Lenoncourt
Henriette's father, a nobleman of the old court.
minor
Also known as the future Duc de Lenoncourt - Mortsauf, de Lenoncourt - Mortsauf, the Duc de Lenoncourt, The Duc de Lenoncourt, The Duc de Lenoncourt - Givry, Givry
First appearance: the lily of the valley
Duc de Lenoncourt's tie to Jacques de Mortsauf is one of the pressures that moves The Lily of the Valley—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Duc de Lenoncourt first appears in 0001 the lily of the valley.
With Jacques de Mortsauf (family): The Duc is Jacques's maternal grandfather, showing concern for the boy's fragile health. With Jacques de Mortsauf (family): The Duc is Jacques's maternal grandfather, showing concern for the boy's fragile health.
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Relationship types
- Family
- Other
Character groups
- Provincial support network
- Mortsauf household circle
- Protagonist
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- Jacques de Mortsauf
family · positive
The Duc is Jacques's maternal grandfather, showing concern for the boy's fragile health. How this plays out →
- Jacques de Mortsauf
family · positive
The Duc is Jacques's maternal grandfather, showing concern for the boy's fragile health. How this plays out →
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