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Character

Lieutenant

cruel calculating sadistic ruthless vengeful

Holds the rank of Lieutenant, superior to the Sergeant; makes high-level decisions, overrides the Sergeant's actions, and enforces revolutionary terror with sadistic cruelty. Distinct from the Sergeant by rank, authority, and personality (ruthless vs. pragmatic).

6 appearances

Revolutionary military enforcement

Lieutenant's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

6 moments

S1E37 · A Land of Fear

Royalists Discover the Travelers

Cruel (initially) → Calculating (during capture)

The Lieutenant commands the soldiers, ordering the execution of Rouvray and d’Argenson with sadistic cruelty. He decides to take the travelers to Paris for potential reward, his calculating demeanor underscoring …

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S1E37 · A Land of Fear

Soldiers surround the farmhouse

Not applicable (off-screen), but his presence is felt as a looming threat.

The Lieutenant is not physically present in this event, but his authority looms over the scene as d'Argenson invokes his name. The mention of 'Paris' and 'the guillotine' serves as …

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S1E37 · A Land of Fear

Lieutenant Orders a Prolonged Siege

Cruelly amused and vengeful, relishing the power to prolong the royalists' suffering. His tone is mocking and authoritative, revealing a deep-seated enjoyment of inflicting psychological torment.

The Lieutenant, standing in the farmyard with a cold, calculating demeanor, deliberately overrules the Sergeant's suggestion to immediately search the farmhouse. He insists on encircling the building and waiting, prolonging …

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S1E37 · A Land of Fear

Rouvray’s Last Stand and D’Argenson’s Execution

Enraged by Rouvray’s defiance but ultimately triumphant, using cruelty to assert his dominance. His laughter during the execution reveals a deep-seated enjoyment of power and suffering.

The Lieutenant commands the soldiers with cold authority, ordering Rouvray’s capture and D’Argenson’s execution. He mocks Rouvray’s defiance post-mortem, laughing as the soldiers shoot D’Argenson. His demeanor is cruel and …

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S1E37 · A Land of Fear

Lieutenant seizes control over prisoners

Righteously indignant with a veneer of cold amusement, deriving satisfaction from the prisoners' fear and his own unchallenged power. His emotional state is one of sadistic control, where the suffering of others fuels his sense of authority.

The Lieutenant is the central figure of authority in this event, overseeing the capture, disarmament, and relocation of the prisoners. His voice commands the scene, silencing Ian and enforcing his …

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S1E37 · A Land of Fear

Lieutenant Orders Paris Transport

Cruel and amused (enjoying the power and fear he instills)

The Lieutenant oversees the execution with a cruel smirk, intervening to halt the immediate killing. He argues for transporting the prisoners to Paris, framing it as a strategic move to …

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Affiliation

Unnamed Conspiracy

Covert Theft and Assassination