Annette

Annette was the wife of the Norman woodcarver Jehan de Rouen, a woman with a plain, handsome face who had lost a daughter. In plague-stricken Paris, she offered shelter and meager food to Thomas, the priest, and Delphine, and comforted the girl with maternal tenderness.

Annette was the wife of Jehan de Rouen, a woman who had lost her own daughter. She showed kindness to the girl Delphine, giving her clothing that had belonged to her child and caring for her as she grieved.

Annette was the wife of master mason Jehan de Rouen, a woman who had lost a daughter. She showed great kindness to the orphan Delphine, gifting her the yellow woolen hose that had belonged to her own child, and was beginning to find happiness again before she was killed by a stone creature in her husband's workshop.