Kitty
Role: waiting-maid · First appears: Chapter 9
Life events
- Cardinal de Richelieu ordered Madame de Chevreuse’s arrest, forcing her escape from France with Kitty.(Chapter9)
- With: Cardinal de Richelieu Madame de Chevreuse
- “He had even given orders to arrest her and would have cut off her head had she not escaped with her waiting-maid—poor Kitty!”
- 1633 · Marie Michon and Kitty escape Tours in disguise, supplied with horses by Prince de Marsillac.(Chapter20 · 📍 Tours)
- With: Marie Michon Prince de Marsillac
- “One morning the green book was brought to her by the Prince de Marsillac. There was no time to lose. Happily Marie and a follower of hers named Kitty could disguise themselves admirably in men’s clothes. The prince procured for Marie Michon the dress of a cavalier and for Kitty that of a lackey; he sent them two excellent horses, and the fugitives went out hastily from Tours”
Chapter 9
- with Madame de Chevreuse (Kitty was Madame de Chevreuse’s waiting-maid.) “had she not escaped with her waiting-maid—poor Kitty!”
Chapter 20
- with Marie Michon (Kitty is Marie Michon's follower.) “Marie and a follower of hers named Kitty could disguise themselves admirably in men’s clothes.”
- with Aramis (Aramis had placed Kitty with Marie Michon.) “that little Kitty whom our friend Aramis had placed with her”
- with Prince de Marsillac (interaction) “The prince procured for Marie Michon the dress of a cavalier and for Kitty that of a lackey; he sent them two excellent horses”
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Extracted from the original text of Twenty Years After. Made with Rho MD.