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Sir Tristram de Rochefort

A French knight and husband of Tiphaine du Guesclin.

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Also known as Tristram, the Lady Rochefort

First appearance: How the Blessed Hour of Sight Came to the Lady Tiphaine

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Seneschal of Auvergne and Lord of Villefranche, a fierce soldier who hosts the feast and welcomes du Guesclin.
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Sir Tristram de Rochefort first appears in 0030 xxix how the blessed hour of sight came to the lady tiphaine.

In How the Blessed Hour of Sight Came to the Lady Tiphaine: Seneschal of Auvergne and Lord of Villefranche, a fierce soldier who hosts the feast and welcomes du Guesclin.

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  • French and Spanish Antagonists
  • Protagonist
  • White Company Members

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