Borgia son, involved in court scandals and political maneuvering.
A renowned wine authority who passes away, leaving his private collection and Tokyo estate. He was estranged from his daughter Camille and served as a mentor to Issei. His unsolved mystery regarding the world's greatest wine drives the Season 2 narrative.
A French Cistercian monk who arrives with a papal charter commanding the pilgrimage. He presents the Mute's violence as holy wrath, urges him to delay the pursuers, and struggles with Brother Diarmuid over the relic before sinking with it.
A friend of Raphaël who has long attracted Fleur. Their relationship becomes an important source of emotional conflict for her, and Fleur’s diary records their breakup and the pain of rejected love.
Tom Duval is a Franco-Scottish editor at a struggling publishing company who takes a chance on Jane Lockhart’s first novel. He changes its title without her consent, creating tension, but supports her writing and later realises he loves her. After pursuing her to the countryside and apologising, he rekindles their romance and offers her another book contract.
Protagonist and Norman princeling who returns to reclaim his father's usurped lands after being a former slave.
Featured in the 2021 compilation, part of stories examining gay life and personal development.
The director of an academy in Paris where Paula studies, sketches rapidly, and searches for a freer artistic language.
A local barman who reveals he overheard Do and Julia planning Micky's murder, allowing Micky to escape the fire. His testimony triggers Micky's memory, confirming she is still Micky. Micky pays him with her car to keep his silence.
Young enlightened king whose reign began with popularity but ended in decay, paving the way for revolution.
A performer or client connected to the guinguette circle, seeking theatrical or personal closure through Turrell's service.
Djemila's non-Arab colleague at her insurance company. Unaware of her impending forced marriage to Ahmed, he is deeply committed to winning her hand, even expressing willingness to undergo circumcision to meet her family's traditional expectations.
Stanley Weber has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The French Boys Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Drops of God, Britannia, Monsieur Spade. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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