C&R 26
Caprice and Rondo Chapter 26
[edit | edit source]Plot Summary
[edit | edit source]Dates
[edit | edit source]Late winter 1475 It was the third week in March (p 300 Vintage)
Fictional Characters
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- Nicholas de Fleury
- Anna von Haynseck
- Ochoa de Marchena (referenced)
- Signor Paolo of Simiez (referenced)
- Julius (referenced)
- Brother Huon (referenced)
- Gelis van Borselen
- Thibault de Fleury (referenced)
Non-Fictional Characters
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- Squarciafico
- Governor of Soldaia
- Anselm Adorne (referenced) (unnamed)
- Katelijne Sersanders (referenced) (unnamed)
- Prosper Adorno (referenced)
- Ludovico da Bologna
- Brother Lorenzo (referenced)
Locations
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- Soldaia
- Franciscan monastery halfway between Soldaia and Caffa
- Alexandria (referenced)
- Trebizond (referenced)
- Gothia (referenced)
- Cyprus (referenced)
- Caffa (referenced)
- Qirq-yer (referenced)
- Gurzuf (referenced)
- Alupka (referenced)
- Alushta (referenced)
- Simiez (referenced)
- Tabriz (referenced)
- Spangnaerts Street
Literature
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[edit | edit source]Quotes from Dunnett
[edit | edit source]- “We shall never know how our own lives, yours and mine, might have touched. But now my love has looked on your face, and in meeting her you have met me, or part of the core of me that does not seem to alter. The rest is a bruised thing which passes from person to person, and which never seems whole. But perhaps time will cure that.” - Nicholas to Thibault (Vintage p 302)
Controversies
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