D'Alcacer

The Rescue

Another passenger on the yacht, part of the group that Lingard comes to assist.

IV

Seen on the yacht, watching the brig's approach.

Part III: The Capture

Captured alongside Mr. Travers; remains composed under pressure.

I

D'Alcacer reflects on his own sorrow and his curiosity about Mrs. Travers, finding a measure of forgetfulness in her society.

II

Observes Lingard with interest, speaks occasionally to Mrs. Travers.

III

Observes the quarrel, expresses liking for Lingard, and contemplates mediating.

IV

Observes the scene with alertness, advises Mrs. Travers to befriend Lingard, and shows diplomatic tact.

V

Attempts to mediate but is silenced by Mr. Travers. He shares a quiet moment with Mrs. Travers, offering observations about Lingard's uncommon nature and the ease of believing in evil.

VII

He is also kidnapped from the sandbank.

II

Mentioned as a captive alongside Mr. Travers; Mrs. Travers pleads for his life as well.

Part V: The Point of Honour and the Point of Passion

Also a hostage, his presence underscores the stakes of Lingard's rescue mission.

I

Mentioned as a good-natured Spaniard who joined the voyage and is now in danger, defended by Mrs. Travers.

II

Mentioned as an acute and sympathetic observer who may have sensed the situation, but is not directly involved in the chapter's events.

Chapter III

Warns Mrs. Travers about the dangers of dreams and the 'Man of Fate,' expressing concern about being sacrificed by the Moors.

V

Observes the interaction between Lingard and Mrs. Travers, admires her cleverness, and is concerned about the situation. He tries to avoid a conversation with Mr. Travers.

Chapter VI

Observes the tensions, questions Lingard's decision, and accepts the necessity of the surrender.

Part VI: The Claim of Life and the Toll of Death

Mentioned as a captive alongside Mr. Travers, his situation is part of the ongoing crisis that drives the chapter's tension.

IV

He engages in dialogue with Mrs. Travers, offering his perspective on Lingard's prestige and advising her on the ring, while remaining observant and cautious.

VII

Anxious about the situation, he questions Lingard about the events and mentions Mrs. Travers's intention to go out with the prisoners.

IX

On the yacht, greets Mrs. Travers on her return, and later lounges on deck, feeling lighthearted.