DK 3.9
The Disorderly Knights - Part 3: The Double Cross - Chapter IX: Terzetto, Played Without Rests
[edit | edit source]Plot Summary
[edit | edit source]Dates
[edit | edit source]- June 1552, several weeks after the previous chapter
Fictional Characters
[edit | edit source]- Francis Crawford of Lymond
- Philippa Somerville
- Kate Somerville
- Lancelot Plummer (referenced)
- Hercules Tait (referenced)
- Sybilla Crawford
- (her older son) Richard Crawford
- Joleta (referenced)
- Evangelista Donati (referenced)
- Graham Malett (Gabriel) (referenced)
- Randy Bell (referenced)
- Fergie Hoddim (referenced)
- the Moor (Salablanca) (referenced)
- Archie Abernethy (referenced)
- Tosh/Thomas Wishart (referenced)
- Charles (Kate's late husband's man) (referenced)
- Gideon (referenced)
- Uncle Somerville (referenced)
- Jerott Blyth
Non Fictional Characters
[edit | edit source]- the Nixons
- the Kerrs
- the Scotts
- the Turnbulls
- Will Scott (referenced)
- Lady Fleming (referenced)
- Margaret Erksine
- the French King's lieutenant, M. d'Oisel (referenced)
- Peter Cranston (referenced)
- Jimmy Sandilands (referenced)
- the Queen Mother (referenced)
- Janet Beaton, Lady of Buccleuch
- Will's father (Walter Scott) (referenced)
- Grizel Beaton (referenced)
- Lord Wharton (referenced)
- Ferniehurst (referenced)
- George Paris (referenced)
- Cormac O'Connor (referenced)
- Ormond (referenced)
Locations
[edit | edit source]- Flaw Valleys
- Midculter (referenced)
- Liddesdale (referenced)
- St Mary's
- Boghall (referenced)
- Biggar (referenced)
- Falkland (referenced)
- Birgu (referenced)
- Branxholm
- Kincurd (referenced)
- Chevoits (referenced)
- Redesdale (referenced)
- Tyneside (referenced)
- Hexam (town near Flaw Valleys)
- Hampton Court (referenced)
- Malta (referenced)
- Edinburgh (referenced)
Literature
[edit | edit source]Other References
[edit | edit source]- Terzetto
- the Staurotheque
- the Hadden Stank meeting of Wardens
- the heavenly light from the navel
- Recherche
- the lion of Heliopolis
- Terminus
- Nirvana
- Bete noire
Scots Words and Phrases
[edit | edit source]Quotes from Dunnett
[edit | edit source]- "My dear, my dear, I would give you my soul in a blackberry pie; and a knife to cut it with." - Kate to Lymond, p. 331 Vintage
- "The trouble with Mr Crawford is that he puts up with his enemies and plays merry hell with his friends." - Kate, p. 336 Vintage
Controversies
[edit | edit source]None
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