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Unified and defiant initially, then amused and relaxed during Muss’s mediation. Their loyalty to the Huguenot cause is palpable, but their amusement suggests a temporary respite from the sectarian tensions.

Nervous and conflicted, torn between the need to survive and the pressure to comply with both Huguenot and Catholic demands.

Anxious and conflicted—he wants to avoid drawing attention to himself but is forced to engage with both factions. His compliance with Muss’s directive suggests a pragmatic alignment with the Huguenots, though his fear of Duvall’s authority is palpable.

Defensive and wary, with an undercurrent of anxiety about the rising tensions in Paris. His hostility masks a deeper fear of being drawn into the conflict, and his suggestion to Steven about seeking Huguenot help is a calculated move to distance himself from the situation.