The Count of Monte Cristo · Character

Marquise Oliva Corsinari

Also known as Marquise Corsinari, маркиза Корсинари, Oliva Corsinari

  • Minor
  • First seen · Book 1 · Ch. 54

The name itself carries the weight of nobility—this patrician from Fiesole whose memory lingers through her connection to the story's events. Her aristocratic origins speak of ancient lineage and refined heritage.

Gender
female
First appears
Book 1 · Ch. 54
Books
1

Marquise Oliva Corsinari is mentioned as the deceased mother of Andrea Cavalcanti, a patrician from Fiesole whose noble background forms part of her son's claimed identity. Her memory serves as a connection to aristocratic heritage.

Description

A patrician woman from Fiesole with the refined bearing appropriate to her noble station as a marquise. Her appearance suggests aristocratic origins and the elegant dignity of ancient lineage.

Story so far

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