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The Outlaw of Torn · Character

Roger de Condé

A charming swordsman who moves through De Montfort's halls with easy grace, speaking plain truths that flatter more than any courtier's compliment.

supporting

Also known as Roger, De Condé

First appearance: iii

As a supporting figure in The Outlaw of Torn, Roger de Condé is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.

The alias used by Norman of Torn; he is praised for rescuing Bertrade and is noted for his striking resemblance to Prince Edward.
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In XI: The alias used by Norman of Torn; he is praised for rescuing Bertrade and is noted for his striking resemblance to Prince Edward. Later, in XII: Norman's alias; wounded in a skirmish and taken prisoner alongside…

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NONorman of TornBDBertrade de Mo…JDJoan de TanyMDMary de Stutev…POPeter of ColfaxRDRoger de Condé

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  • Other

Character groups

  • Courtly and political players
  • Protagonist

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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.

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  • Escalation
  • Breaking point

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See Roger de Condé in iii