Editing C&R 25

=Caprice and Rondo Chapter 25=
===Plot Summary===
<spoiler> Nicholas is able to get access to Ochoa as a Mameluke interpreter. He buys 2 weeks of time, but Ochoa tries to escape on his own and is shot. Nicholas is accused of trying to help him escape and of bringing poisoned sweetmeats to the governor. </spoiler>

===Dates===
Late winter 1475

===Fictional Characters===
(including references to characters not present)
* [[Nicholas de Fleury]]
* [[Ibrahiim]]
* [[Ochoa de Marchena]]
* [[Anna von Haynseck]]

===Non-Fictional Characters===
(including references to characters not present)
* [[Prosper Adorno]] (referenced)
* [[Anselm Adorne]] (referenced)
* [[Karai Mizra]] (referenced)
* [[Ludovico da Bologna]] (referenced)
* [[Governor of Soldaia]]
* [[Pauel Benecke]] (referenced)
* [[Cardinal Bessarion]] (referenced)
* [[Squarciafico]]
* [[Meliaduc Adorno]] (referenced)
* [[Contarini]] (referenced)
* [[Mengli-Girey]] (referenced)

===Locations===
(including references to other locations)
* [[Soldaia]]
* [[Governor’s Castle, Soldaia]]
* [[Crimea]]
* [[Qirq-yer]] (referenced)
* [[Rhodes]] (referenced)
* [[Cheos]] (referenced)
* [[Genoa]] (referenced)
* [[Famagusta]] (referenced)
* [[Caffa]] (referenced)

===Literature===

===Other References===
* [[Knights of St John]]
* [[Moses being found in a basket]]
* [[Straits of Kerch]]
* [[St Bernard]]
* [[Cicero]]

===Quotes from Dunnett===
* “You are not untaught. You have heard these matters debated many times, in many countries, in many voices. You have read. You have listened to some of the wisest men of the age. Yet you clutch your ills to your heart; you will not submit to the light of reason what is troubling you. No man can hope to find purpose until he has at peace with his past.” - Ibrahiim to Nicholas

===Controversies===

===Previous/Next===
[[C&R 24]] / [[C&R 26]]

===References===
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[[Category:C&R Chapters]]