The Wolf-Leader · Character
Countess Jane
A noblewoman, possibly connected to the Baron de Vauparfond.
minor
Also known as The Countess
First appearance: xvi my lady s lady
Countess Jane shows up with force in XVII: The Baron de Mont-Gobert. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The Countess, mistress of the luxurious room, accuses Thibault (as the Baron) of dancing with Madame de Bonneuil.
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In XVII: The Baron de Mont-Gobert: The Countess, mistress of the luxurious room, accuses Thibault (as the Baron) of dancing with Madame de Bonneuil. She helps him escape when her husband arrives, showing her affection…
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Relationship types
- Other
Character groups
- Nobility and outsiders
- Protagonist
- Village authority and love interests
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