Character

Sergeant

disciplined authoritative obedient ruthless pragmatic

Subordinate to the Lieutenant; focuses on tactical execution (e.g., sieges, firing squads) and pragmatic discipline enforcement among troops. Distinct from the Lieutenant by rank, authority, and personality (pragmatic vs. sadistic).

6 appearances

Sergeant's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

6 moments

S1E37 · A Land of Fear

Soldiers surround the farmhouse

Not applicable (off-screen), but his influence is felt as a cold, calculating threat.

The Sergeant is not physically present in this event, but his role as the leader of the soldiers is implied through d'Argenson's dialogue. The mention of 'the soldiers' and their …

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S1E37 · A Land of Fear

Lieutenant Orders a Prolonged Siege

Frustrated but disciplined, masking his irritation at being overruled by the Lieutenant's sadistic tactics. His authority is tested, but he maintains control through sheer force of will and the threat of punishment.

The Sergeant stands in the farmyard, barking orders to his men while attempting to assert tactical control over the raid. He suggests an immediate search of the farmhouse but is …

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S1E37 · A Land of Fear

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

Focused on carrying out his duties, with no visible emotional investment in the violence. His neutrality makes him a more effective enforcer of the Revolution’s orders.

The Sergeant identifies Rouvray to the Lieutenant and participates in the capture and execution of the royalists. He follows orders without question, his role as a subordinate to the Lieutenant …

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S1E37 · A Land of Fear

Lieutenant seizes control over prisoners

Detached and focused, his emotional state is one of professional obedience. He shows no empathy for the prisoners, treating them as enemies of the revolution to be controlled and punished.

The Sergeant acts as the Lieutenant's enforcer, confirming the removal of the royalists' bodies and relaying his orders to the soldiers. He barks commands to move the prisoners outside, his …

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S1E37 · A Land of Fear

Doctor awakens to isolation and capture

Neutral and focused, his actions driven by duty rather than personal malice.

The Soldier participates in the capture of Ian, Barbara, and Susan, moving them outside into the courtyard under the Lieutenant’s orders. His neutral demeanor and obedience reflect the revolutionary forces’ …

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S1E37 · A Land of Fear

Lieutenant Orders Paris Transport

Authoritative and calculating (focused on efficiency and self-interest)

The Sergeant stands at the forefront of the firing squad, barking orders to load muskets and prepare for execution. He is pragmatic, initially favoring a swift killing but quickly shifting …

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Affiliation

France (French Revolutionary Regime)

Revolutionary National Threat and Invasion Preparations