The Vicomte de Bragelonne · Character

Pélisson

A loyal friend and secretary to Fouquet.

minor

Also known as Monsieur Pélisson

First appearance: M. de La Fontaine’s Wine

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Mentioned as a guest who does not drink strong wine.

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In M. de La Fontaine’s Wine: Mentioned as a guest who does not drink strong wine. Later, in The Gallery of Saint-Mandé: Advises Fouquet, participates in the plot, and is entrusted with carrying the message for the…

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Artists and craftsmen of Vaux

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

Setup
Escalation
Breaking point
Aftermath
Closing

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M. de La Fontaine’s Wine
Mentioned as a guest who does not drink strong wine.
The Gallery of Saint-Mandé
Advises Fouquet, participates in the plot, and is entrusted with carrying the message for the rescue.
Epicureans
Returns from Paris with news that the concierge refused to release prisoners without a letter from Fouquet.
A Quarter of an Hour’s Delay
Fouquet's loyal advisor, who warns him of Marguerite Vanel's betrayal and urges haste.
In Which d’Artagnan Makes All Speed, Porthos Snores, and Aramis Counsels
Welcomes Aramis at Saint-Mandé and accompanies him to check on Porthos.
The Skin of the Bear
Mentioned as a friend of Fouquet who spoke about the possible sale of the post.
How Jean de La Fontaine Came to Write His First Tale
A friend of Fouquet, contributes borrowed money and writes speeches for the superintendent.
La Fontaine in the Character of a Negotiator
Fouquet's friend and advisor, who warns against selling the post with a fable and later carries out Fouquet's orders to pack valuables.
Madame de Bellière’s Plate and Diamonds
Assists Fouquet in the transaction with the goldsmith and speaks in praise of Madame de Bellière.
The Patterns
Mentioned as a member of the Epicureans, part of the context for the scheme.
The Beehive, the Bees, and the Honey
Working on the prologue to 'Les Fâcheux'; criticizes La Fontaine's rhyming.
The Last Supper
Fouquet's friend and advisor; urges flight, organizes the departure, and supports Madame Fouquet.
The White Horse and the Black Horse
Named by Fouquet as a recipient of the message 'Saint-Mandé'.
The Friends of M. Fouquet
Leads the delegation of Fouquet's friends, pleading for Madame Fouquet.

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