The Three Just Men · Character

Raymond Poiccart

The quiet strategist of the Three Just Men, whose cool head and reading of criminal psychology keep his comrades a step ahead of Oberzohn.

supporting

Also known as Poiccart, Mr. Poiccart

First appearance: i the firm of oberzohn

As a supporting figure in The Three Just Men, Raymond Poiccart is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.

Disguised as Manfred's butler; observes Barberton and comments on his character.

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Raymond Poiccart appears in The Three Just Men as supporting figure.

Raymond Poiccart first appears in 0000 i the firm of oberzohn.

With George Manfred (friendship): Raymond Poiccart is the third member of the Three Just Men, a close friend and comrade-in-arms to Manfred. With George Manfred (friendship): Raymond Poiccart is the third member of the Three Just Men, a close friend and comrade-in-arms to Manfred. With George Manfred (friendship): Raymond Poiccart is the third member of the Three Just Men, a close friend and comrade-in-arms to Manfred.

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

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Escalation
Breaking point
Aftermath
Closing

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George Manfred
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Raymond Poiccart appears across 13 companion beats. Open any chapter in the free preview to see the notes beside the text.

The Three Men of Curzon Street
Disguised as Manfred's butler; observes Barberton and comments on his character.
IV: The Snake Strikes
Remains at Curzon Street while Manfred and Gonsalez search for Barberton.
The Golden Woman
Arranges patrols for Heavytree Farm and discusses the snake's reappearance.
When the Lights Went Out
Acts as butler to deceive Inspector Meadows, assists in the escape and defense.
Leon Theorizes
Briefly leaves to answer the door, returns with Elijah Washington.
At Heavytree Farm
Passes by Heavytree Farm, asks about onions, is recognized by Digby as one of the Three Just Men.
The Account Book
Visited Heavytree Farm earlier; later speaks with Manfred and Leon about the case.
The Courier
Provides the travel route and financial details for Washington's mission.
In Captivity
Reluctantly agrees to attend the detective play; expresses dislike for mystery plays; voices concern that Oberzohn might kill Mirabelle.
At Frater's
Accompanies Manfred and Gonsalez, expresses boredom but participates in the observation.
Work for Gurther
Present in the front row with the other Just Men.
The Siege
Assists in carrying the steel cylinder and participates in the final confrontation.
The Death Tube
Travels with Manfred and expresses concern that Leon may be in love.

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