NR 40
Niccolò Rising Chapter 40
[edit | edit source]Plot Summary
[edit | edit source]Dates
[edit | edit source]October, 1460. Some time after the events of NR 39.
Fictional Characters
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- Nicholas
- Marian de Charetty
- Julius
- Tobias Benventini of Grado
- Gregorio
- Loppe
- Simon de St Pol
- his wife
- his wife
- his wife
- the demoiselle (referenced)
- Cornelis de Charetty (referenced)
- Jaak de Fleury (referenced)
- Felix de Charetty (referenced)
- Tilde de Charetty (referenced)
- Catherine de Charetty (referenced)
- Alan of Kilmirren (referenced)
- Jordan, vicomte de Riberac (referenced)
- Lionetto (referenced)
- the van Borselen girls (referenced)
- Gelis van Borselen (referenced)
- Muriella Reid (referenced)
- Mabelie (referenced)
- Guildolf de Gruuthuse (referenced)
- your step-daughters (referenced)
- Esota de Fleury (referenced)
- Thibault de Fleury (referenced)
- his daughter (referenced)
- Lucia of Kilmirren (referenced)
- his mother (referenced)
- my wife (referenced)
Non-Fictional Characters
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- Anselm Adorne
- Princess Mary of Scotland
- Henry van Borselen
- Jeanne de Halewyn
- Wolfaert van Borselen
- James Kennedy, Bishop of St Andrews
- Alexander, Duke of Albany
- Charles van Borselen
- Louis de Bruges, Seigneur de Gruuthuse
- Jehan Mettenye
- John of Kinloch
- Richard Wylie, Archdeacon of Brechin
- Mick Losschaert
- the Bonkles
- the Bonkles
- the Bonkles
- Daniel Sersanders
- his married sister
- Anselm Sersanders
- Sir Alexander Napier of Merchiston
- Stephen Angus
- Forrester of Corstorphine
- Sir William Monypenny
- Patrick Flockhart
- the Duchess's Secretary, his brother-in-law
- Margriet Adorne (referenced)
- Prosper Schiaffino de Camulio de Medici (referenced)
- Tomà Adorno (referenced)
- Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan (referenced)
- Louis, Daupin of France (referenced)
- the late James (referenced)
- Monsignore de' Acciajuoli (referenced)
- Gaston du Lyon (referenced)
- Francesco Coppini, Bishop of Terni (referenced)
- Ferrante of Naples (referenced)
- Giovanni Arnolfini (referenced)
- the English Governor (referenced)
- Charles VII of France (referenced)
- the small Scottish prince (referenced)
- the lord of Veere (referenced)
- John Reid (referenced)
- the Duchess (referenced)
- Philip, Duke of Burgundy (referenced)
- Mary of Guelders (referenced)
- the late Scots King (referenced)
- his wife, Wolfaert's sister (referenced)
- the new child king (referenced)
- a Flemish Queen Dowager (referenced)
- the Duchess (referenced)
- Piero Zorzi (referenced)
- poor Lorenzo (referenced)
Locations
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- Spangnaerts Street, Bruges
- Hôtel Jerusalem
- Marian's room
- Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk, Bruges
- the Gruuthuse Palace, Bruges
- the house of Veere, Bruges
- Venice (referenced)
- Genappe (referenced)
- Milan (referenced)
- Genoa (referenced)
- Roxburgh (referenced)
- Damme (referenced)
- Sluys (referenced)
- Loches (referenced)
- Silver Straete, Bruges (referenced)
- Brittany (referenced)
- Bruges (referenced)
- Veere (referenced)
- Brabant (referenced)
Literature
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Other References
[edit | edit source]- alum
- cannon – Meg and Martha
- Wars of the Roses
- the Lancastrians
- the White Bear Society
- hennin
- ostrich
- Book of Hours
Quotes from Dunnett
[edit | edit source]- He was cold with fear. He had been, for weeks
- But I told them, too, that you would have to be watched day and night because you had gifts more dangerous than Meg, or Martha, or any weapon of war yet invented. And you didn't know yet how to control them ... I also told them who you are
Controversies
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