Ordered to deal with Hercules, Nemesis is persuaded by Juno to poison him and informs Pluto about the plan. Nemesis also reveals the truth to Zeus.
Miss Fisher is a netball coach at a girls' boarding school who encounters Hannay on the train to Scotland. She initially betrays him to the authorities, but later realises the danger, returns to help him, and reveals the conspirators' final rendezvous. She becomes Hannay's reluctant companion and eventual ally.
Angèle Ducros is a former principal dancer hired by Barry Nichols as the troupe's third principal dancer and is married to Pierre Ducros. She sues Lady Sybil Wren for libel after the memoir describes an alleged suicide attempt, then gives a competing account involving Sybil's drinking, Barry's affair with Sybil, and the accidental gas leak.
Dirce is engaged to Pentheus but longs for a life beyond the court. She tries in vain to persuade him to spare her friend Manto, and her plea reveals her love for Lacdanos. After drinking wine sacred to Dionysus, she joins the women on Mount Cithaeron and falls in love with the stranger, who reveals himself as Dionysus. She ultimately leads the Bacchae.
The French owner of the farmhouse used as a tactical base by the stranded Americans. Despite initial annoyance, she reluctantly assists Murph and Derby in maintaining the impersonation and supporting the defense operations.
Taina Elg has 20 screen credits in a career dating back to 1941. Their work is anchored in the Quartermain Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Hercules in New York, The Bacchantes, The 39 Steps. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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