Duc de Guise
Role: duke · First appears: Chapter 8
Life events
- Duc de Guise kills Coligny in a duel over Madame de Longueville.(Chapter8 · 📍 Place Royale)
- With: Coligny
- “Coligny, who, for her sake, had been killed in a duel, in the Place Royale, by the Duc de Guise.”
Chapter 8
- with Coligny (The chapter states that the Duc de Guise killed Coligny in a duel.) “Coligny, who, for her sake, had been killed in a duel, in the Place Royale, by the Duc de Guise.”
- enemies with Coligny “She had formerly been suspected of an intimacy of too tender a nature with Coligny, who, for her sake, had been killed in a duel, in the Place Royale, by the Duc de Guise.”
Chapter 16
- rivals with Coligny “that Monsieur Coligny would be killed in a duel with the Duc de Guise”
Chapter 17
- with Mademoiselle de Pons (interaction) “the Duc de Guise taught all the dogs in Paris to jump for Mademoiselle de Pons, whom he styled ‘the fairest of the fair’”
- admired: Mademoiselle de Pons “the Duc de Guise taught all the dogs in Paris to jump for Mademoiselle de Pons, whom he styled ‘the fairest of the fair?’”
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Extracted from the original text of Twenty Years After. Made with Rho MD.