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Appian Way
A named person introduced in chapter 37 of Edmond Dantès’s unfolding story.
Story so far
Appian Way is first named in chapter 37. At this reading position, the text establishes this person within the immediate scene or background, while any later importance remains unknown.
Appearance
No specific physical description is established at this first named appearance.
Role
A named person whose page begins where the novel first makes the name available to the reader.
Relationships
St. Sebastian — Is named in the same chapter context as St. Sebastian.
Cæsar’s Commentaries — Is named in the same chapter context as Cæsar’s Commentaries.
the Palazzo Bracciano — Is named in the same chapter context as the Palazzo Bracciano.
Sources — 1 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 37
- A named person introduced in chapter 37 of Edmond Dantès’s unfolding story.