Madame Belliere

Also known as: Madame de Belliere · Family: Fouquet’s household · Role: protector and friend · First appears: Chapter 35

Life events

Fouquet agrees to depart for Nantes while remaining prepared to escape.(Chapter35 · 📍 Nantes)
- With: Fouquet Pelisson Madame Fouquet La Fontaine
- “I will do so,” replied Fouquet.”
Fouquet is hurried into a carriage and departs for Nantes under royal pressure.(Chapter35 · 📍 Nantes)
- With: Fouquet Gourville Pelisson Madame Fouquet
- “The surintendant, dragged along by some, carried by others, was shut up in his carriage. Gourville took the reins, and mounted the box.”
The carriage transports Fouquet from Nantes toward Angers.(Chapter40 · 📍 Nantes)
- With: D’Artagnan Fouquet Pelisson
- “The carriage rolled through Nantes, and took the route to Angers.”

with Fouquet (She receives Fouquet’s final kiss during his departure.) “Madame de Belliere had more strength, and was well paid for it; she received Fouquet’s last kiss.”
with Madame Fouquet (Both women jointly support Fouquet.) “the two protecting angels of this man united to offer, at the moment of the crisis, the support of their twined arms.”
with Fouquet (Madame Belliere receives Fouquet’s farewell kiss as he departs.) “Madame de Belliere had more strength, and was well paid for it; she received Fouquet’s last kiss.”

with D’Artagnan (D’Artagnan promises to convey Fouquet’s message to Madame de Belliere.) “For Madame de Belliere or Pelisson.”

Extracted from the original text of The Man in the Iron Mask. Made with Rho MD.