The Count of Monte Cristo · Character
Monsieur de Boville
Also known as De Boville, Bovil, Mr. de Boville
- Minor
- First seen · Book 1 · Ch. 27
There's something unremarkable about his presence—the kind of man who fades into the background of official proceedings, his black clothing and crepe suggesting recent loss or official mourning.
- Gender
- male
- First appears
- Book 1 · Ch. 27
- Books
- 1
Monsieur de Boville serves as a minor functionary whose fifteen years as prison inspector have left him with an air of bureaucratic despair. His transition to detective police and later role as chief treasurer of almshouses marks him as a man caught in the machinery of officialdom, his insignificant appearance making him easy to overlook in the grander schemes around him.
Description
An insignificant-looking man with appropriate expression of face, dressed in black with crepe on his sleeve. He has the bearing of someone who has spent fifteen years as a prison inspector, now serving as chief treasurer of almshouses.
Story so far
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