War and Peace · Character

Iogel

  • Supporting
  • First seen · Book 1 · Ch. 79

Iogel seems to skim over the ballroom floor, feather-light and precise, making formal bows look effortless. His good-natured attentiveness gives the dance a welcoming grace, while his quick little steps are difficult to miss.

Gender
male
First appears
Book 1 · Ch. 79
Books
1

Iogel appears as a good-natured dance master overseeing the flow of a gathering, collecting visitors’ tickets and bowing according to the rules of his art. He crosses the hall with Natásha in a swift, skillful dance, his light steps almost noiseless. The novel offers him as a charming figure of the ballroom rather than tracing a broader personal story.

Description

Iogel is described as little, with little feet in low shoes, and moves so lightly that his steps are nearly noiseless. He bows with practiced formality and dances with nimble, controlled grace. The text does not specify his hair, eyes, complexion, facial features, or clothing.

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