Characterized by intelligence and authority, she is married to Hircan and widely recognized as a knowledgeable storyteller with a connection to Marguerite de Navarre.

A recently widowed young woman whose name suggests eloquence; she deals with the recent death of her husband during the group's journey.

A member of the group who arrives with Nomerfide after escaping a bear attack, reflecting a connection to Marguerite de Navarre's entourage.

The youngest in the group known for telling amusing stories, she arrives with Ennasuite following a bear attack in the mountains.

The outspoken husband of Parlamente, a warrior who believes firmly in male dominance and is known for his blunt remarks.

A young advocate of Platonic ideals, characterized by his self-restraint and belief in saintly tastes, with an ambiguous romantic allegiance.

A young man with a cynical view of human nature, often humorous, whose name suggests connections to lechery and sinful tastes.

Considered by Marguerite's circle as wise, he blends liveliness with austerity and stands out as a sensible presence in the group.

The longtime serviteur of Parlamente known for his sharp tongue and frequent use of sexual innuendos in stories about women.