Refugees of the French Court The Catinats and Adele face royal intrigues
Theodore de Catinat and Adele entangle with Amiable figures at the court. Louis XIV weighs edicts and mistresses as Madame de Maintenon clashes with Mme de Montespan. Corneille reading delays expose tensions, and a clock misleads timing as Montespan confronts the king about loyalties and faith.
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Adele
de Catinat
King’s Guard
Amos Green
Catinots
Mme. de Montespan
Louis XIV
Mme. de Maintenon
Frontenac
America
Iv—M. Catinat
V—De Catinat
France
Theodore d'Aubigny
Henry
Hall of Victories
Mmne de Montespan
Marquise
Captain de Catinat
Mile. Nanon
Mme. de Muaintenon
Father la Chaise
Meaux
Madame
Mademoiselle
M. Corneille
M. Racine
Nanon
Corneille
Mme de Maintenon
M. Corneile
Sam
Me de Maintenon and Montespan Clash In Court
Chapter VII depicts Mme de Maintenon greeting with restraint while Mme de Montespan shows anger. The king frowns as the rival enters unannounced and the governess to the royal children becomes the focal point of a tense encounter.
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Francoise
Father la Chaise
Bossuet
Paris
ME. DE Maintenon
Mme. de Montespan
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