The Slaves of Paris · Character
Madame de Mussidan
The wife of the Count de Mussidan.
minor
Also known as Mussidan, de Mussidan
First appearance: viii mademoiselle de mussidan
Madame de Mussidan shows up with force in A Trustworthy Servant. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Countess de Mussidan; indifferent to her husband, demands money frequently, and borrows from the Duke de Champdoce when funds are low.
Madame de Mussidan first appears in 0008 viii mademoiselle de mussidan.
In A Trustworthy Servant: Countess de Mussidan; indifferent to her husband, demands money frequently, and borrows from the Duke de Champdoce when funds are low.
Later, in XVI: Husband and Lover: Mentioned as the hostess where the Duchess was alone with George.
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- Other
Character groups
- Central criminal network
- Secondary criminal associates
- Minor noble characters
- Noble family connections
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- Closing
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