The Triumph of the Scarlet Pimpernel · Character

Citizen Langlois

A minor revolutionary official.

minor

Also known as Langlois, little Langlois

Citizen Langlois shows up with force in The Fellowship of Grief. The page is where that presence becomes real.

A wizened man waiting at Théot's; converses with Rateau about the Fraternal Supper and their turns.

Citizen Langlois first appears in 0000 i the everlasting stars look down like glistening eyes bright with immortal pity over the lot of man.

In The Fellowship of Grief: A wizened man waiting at Théot's; converses with Rateau about the Fraternal Supper and their turns.

Later, in II: A wizened little man waiting his turn with Mother Théot, indifferent to Rateau's complaints.

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

Marguerite’s realization that Bertrand Moncrif—a man her husband saved—has betrayed them, combined with her he…

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The Fellowship of Grief
A wizened man waiting at Théot's; converses with Rateau about the Fraternal Supper and their turns.
II
A wizened little man waiting his turn with Mother Théot, indifferent to Rateau's complaints.
Two Interludes
The little printer who provides an alibi for Rateau, claiming he saw him drunk at Mother Théot's during the events.
II
Wizened printer who claims Rateau was drunk at Mother Théot's during the supper, providing a contradictory account.

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