The Line of Love · Character
Bardolph
A companion of Falstaff, appearing in the Falstaff episode.
minor
First appearance: III: The Episode Called Love-Letters of Falstaff
Bardolph shows up with force in III: The Episode Called Love-Letters of Falstaff. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned as Falstaff's servant, though not present in the scene.
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Relationship types
- Other
Character groups
- Broad Ensemble and References
- Romantic and Courtly Figures
- Protagonist
- Comic and Minor Characters
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The climax occurs in the revelation of the Arnaye family’s hidden history—Noël’s illegitimate children and Ray…
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See Bardolph in III: The Episode Called Love-Letters of Falstaff