Antoine

Antoine is instructed by Muss to bring another glass for Steven, a small but meaningful gesture of hospitality amid the growing hostility. He exits briefly to fulfill the request, returning …

Antoine briefly interacts with Steven, showing him to Nicholas’ quarters before leaving. His role is minimal but functional, serving as a neutral intermediary in the household. He does not participate …

Antoine, the servant, attempts to enforce protocol by blocking Steven’s entry, citing formal objections ('Monsieur, I cannot allow'). His protests are quickly silenced by Muss, who overrides his authority. Antoine’s …

Antoine, a servant in de Coligny’s household, attempts to block Steven’s entry but is silenced by Muss. His hesitation and dutiful nature are evident as he follows Muss’s orders, stepping …

Antoine, a servant in de Coligny’s household, hesitantly questions whether de Coligny should be moved to his room but defers to Muss’s instructions. His role is secondary but functional, reflecting …

Antoine is a peripheral but vital presence, acting as Muss’s obedient assistant in the chaos. He suggests moving de Coligny to his room, only to be overruled by Muss’s insistence …