Juxon

Also known as: Bishop Juxon · Family: Church · Role: bishop · First appears: Chapter 64

Life events

Aramis enters Whitehall disguised in Juxon’s episcopal robes to warn Charles Stuart.(Chapter64 · 📍 Whitehall)
- With: Aramis Charles I
- “Suddenly the door opened, an ecclesiastic in episcopal robes entered, followed by two guards, to whom the king waved an imperious gesture.”
Juxon brings Aramis into Charles’s presence for a private interview.(Chapter65)
- With: Aramis Charles I
- “Juxon consented the more readily to take him with him, as he would require an assistant priest in case the king should wish to communicate.”
A parliamentary officer announces that Charles’s execution will proceed with a substitute executioner.(Chapter65)
- With: Charles I Aramis
- “The execution will therefore only be delayed long enough for you to arrange your spiritual and temporal affairs.”
Charles kneels before Juxon and begins his confession before his companions.(Chapter65)
- With: Charles I Aramis Parry
- “Juxon sat down, and the king, kneeling humbly before him, began his confession.”

with Charles I (Juxon is the bishop requested to visit Charles Stuart.) “Charles Stuart had asked that Bishop Juxon might be permitted to visit him.”
with Mordaunt (Mordaunt informed Juxon of Charles Stuart’s request and Cromwell’s permission.) “Mordaunt had called on the bishop that very evening to apprise him of the religious desire expressed by the king and also of Cromwell’s permission.”
with Aramis (Aramis impersonates Juxon in order to visit Charles Stuart.) “Aramis determined to obtain from the bishop, through fear or by persuasion, consent that he should enter in the bishop’s place, and clad in his sacerdotal robes, the prison at Whitehall.”
with Charles I (Juxon is the bishop requested as Charles Stuart’s visitor and religious attendant.) “Charles Stuart had asked that Bishop Juxon might be permitted to visit him.”

with Aramis (Aramis accompanies Juxon as an assistant priest.) “Juxon consented the more readily to take him with him, as he would require an assistant priest in case the king should wish to communicate.”

with Princess Charlotte (Juxon escorts Charlotte away from the execution scene.) “Juxon led them away”
with Duke of Gloucester (Juxon escorts the Duke of Gloucester away from the execution scene.) “Juxon led them away”

Extracted from the original text of Twenty Years After. Made with Rho MD.