GEM 12
GEM 12
Gemini 12
[edit | edit source]Plot Summary
[edit | edit source]Dates
[edit | edit source]June - July 1477
Fictional Characters
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- Nicholas vander Poele
- Jodi de Fleury
- Clemence de Coulanges
- Gelis van Borselen
- Dr Andreas (referenced)
- Mick Crackbene (referenced)
- Tobias Beventini (referenced)
- Astorre (referenced)
- Jordan de Riberac (referenced)
- Bel of Cuthilgurdy
- Henry St Pol
- Lowrie (referenced)
- Diniz (referenced)
- Fr Moriz (referenced)
- Katelina van Borselen (referenced)
- Simon St Pol (referenced)
- Guardsman
- Cuthbert (referenced)
- Isa (referenced)
- Loppe (referenced)
- Cressant (referenced)
- Bel’s son (referenced) (unnamed)
Non-Fictional Characters
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- Kathi Sersanders
- Robin of Berecrofts
- Andro Wodman (referenced)
- Anselm Adorne (referenced)
- John le Grant
- Conservator (referenced)
- Duke of Burgundy (referenced)
- David de Salmeton (referenced)
- Abbott of Newbattle (referenced)
- Avandale (referenced)
- King James of Scotland (referenced)
- John of Mar (referenced)
- Eck Scougal (referenced)
- Abbott of Holyrood (referenced)
- Euphemia Adorne (referenced)
- Phemie Dunbar (referenced)
- Margriet Adorne (referenced)
- Princess (of Burgundy?) who had her son in Adorne’s house
- Archie of Berecrofts (referenced)
- Duchess Eleanor of the Tyrol (referenced)
- Buchan of the Tyrol (referenced)
Locations
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- Canongate house
- Bruges (referenced)
- Roslin (referenced)
- Berwick (referenced)
- Nancy (referenced)
- Kilmirren (referenced)
- Cowgate (referenced)
- Blackfriars (referenced)
- St Pol house
- Flanders (referenced)
- Stirling (referenced)
Literature
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Quotes from Dunnett
[edit | edit source]- “Happiness, that most childish of states, is infectious. Furthermore, in its innocence, it will not be hidden, even when tempered with sorrow.” - Vintage p 157