Dufour's daughter who joins a countryside outing. Initially targeted by Henri, she switches partners and reluctantly yields to his advances in a secluded spot. Years later, after marrying Anatole, she reunites wistfully with Henri at the same riverside location.
Rabbit is one of Fox’s accusers, claiming that Fox attacked him in a chapel. Badger counters that Fox had gone there to repent for minor sins. Rabbit’s accusation adds to the charges brought before the royal court, though the summary gives no further account of his role.
Yvette Martin is a young woman whom Blanco has sent to Rio at Juana's request. Moreno says that he loves her and confronts Blanco, demanding that she be brought back, but Blanco refuses and says it is too late. Her situation reveals the human stakes of the operation.
Sylvia Bataille has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Signature works include A Day in the Country, The Ways of Love, The Tale of the Fox. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
