Travel Essays · Character
Père Apollinaire
A French priest encountered during the travels.
minor
First appearance: travels with a donkey in the c vennes
Père Apollinaire shows up with force in Upper Gévaudan (Continued). The page is where that presence becomes real.
Hauls a barrow through the wood and bids the narrator farewell.
Père Apollinaire first appears in 0038 travels with a donkey in the c vennes.
In Upper Gévaudan (Continued): Hauls a barrow through the wood and bids the narrator farewell.
Later, in Across the Goulet: Accompanies the narrator a short distance from the monastery, holding his hand in farewell.
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This passage marks the dramatic climax because it reverses the narrator’s initial expectation of confrontation…
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See Père Apollinaire in travels with a donkey in the c vennes