Prince de Marsillac
Family: Frondeurs · Role: prince · First appears: Chapter 8
In chapter 8, Prince de Marsillac, eldest son of Duc de Rochefoucauld, became connected to Madame de Longueville through political bonds. She sought to turn him against Duc de Condé, her brother-in-law, whom she hated, and by chapter 9 Aramis regarded him as an enemy, offering a chance to kill him.
By chapter 20, Prince de Marsillac was a friend of Marie Michon and an old friend of Raoul de Bragelonne, whom he would recommend to Madame de Longueville. At Tours in 1633, he brought Marie Michon the green book, procured her a cavalier’s dress and Kitty a lackey’s dress, and sent them two horses so they could escape in disguise.
Relationship record
Life events
- 1633 · Marie Michon and Kitty escape Tours in disguise, supplied with horses by Prince de Marsillac.(Chapter20 · 📍 Tours)
- With: Marie Michon Kitty
- “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 8
- with Madame de Longueville (interaction) “She was now connected by bonds of a political nature with the Prince de Marsillac, the eldest son of the old Duc de Rochefoucauld”
- parent: Duc de Rochefoucauld “the Prince de Marsillac, the eldest son of the old Duc de Rochefoucauld”
- enemies with Duc de Condé “She was now connected by bonds of a political nature with the Prince de Marsillac, the eldest son of the old Duc de Rochefoucauld, whom she was trying to inspire with an enmity toward the Duc de Condé, her brother-in-law, whom she now hated mortally.”
Chapter 9
- enemies with Aramis “Well, my dear Aramis, do you ask me why I came to seek you? No, I have not asked you that, said Aramis, with his subtle manner; but I have expected you to tell me. Well, I sought you for the single purpose of offering you a chance to kill Monsieur de Marsillac whenever you please, prince though he is.”
Chapter 20
- with Marie Michon (He delivered the warning and helped enable her escape.) “One morning the green book was brought to her by the Prince de Marsillac.”
- protégé: Raoul de Bragelonne “The Prince de Marsillac—my old friend—will recommend our young friend to Madame de Longueville”
- friends with Marie Michon “The Prince de Marsillac—my old friend—will recommend our young friend to Madame de Longueville”
- with Kitty (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”
- with Raoul de Bragelonne (interaction) “The Prince de Marsillac—my old friend—will recommend our young friend to Madame de Longueville”
- with Madame de Longueville (interaction) “The Prince de Marsillac—my old friend—will recommend our young friend to Madame de Longueville”
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Extracted from the original text of Twenty Years After. Made with Rho MD.