her father
also known as Papa
He was the father of the local girl who approached the soldiers. He had died horribly from the plague, his body found bloated and black-faced in his house. Before the plague, he had spoken with his neighbors about what to do if brigands came.
He was a lawyer and kept bees, trading honey and comb for wax candles; his favorite author was Thomas Aquinas. The girl's father died horribly from the plague and was found bloated and black-faced in his home.
Delphine's father was a lawyer and beekeeper who died horribly of the plague in his home. He was secretly a Cathar who had fled justice in the south, and he admired Thomas Aquinas for renouncing the world.
The girl's father was a lawyer and beekeeper who traded honey for candles. He was secretly a Cathar who had fled persecution in the south, and he died of the plague in the summer after his wife, his body found skeletal in their home.
Actions
- Had spoken with neighbors about what to do if brigands came, before the plague · revealed ch.1
- Was threatened and hit by starving apprentices who came back for honey after burning his hives, but wasn't hurt much · revealed ch.2
- Said Saint Bernard condemned Abelard, argued against the Cathars, founded the Templars, and told men to kill for God · revealed ch.20
- Had spoken with the neighbors in the spring, saying it was likely brigands would come · revealed ch.43
Secrets
- Was a Cathar and fled justice in Langue d'Oc, according to the monk's accusation · revealed ch.20
Status
- Dead, bloated and black-faced in his house, having died horribly from the disease · revealed ch.1
- Was a lawyer and kept bees, trading honey and comb for wax candles · revealed ch.2
- His favorite was Thomas Aquinas because he renounced the world · revealed ch.2
- Had died of the plague in the summer, after her mother, and lay skeletal on the bed · revealed ch.43
Nothing has been revealed about her father yet at this point in the book.