Maximilien Robespierre (Lady Oscar)
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| Maximilien Robespierre | |
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| First appearance | Sun sets, sun rises |
| Last appearance | Adieu, My Beloved Oscar |
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| Aliases | Robespierre |
| Gender | Male |
| Year of birth | 1758 |
| Year of death | 1794 |
| Occupation | Lawyer |
| Title | Leader of the French Revolution |
| Family | Other family members not included below |
| Relatives | Saint Just, Bernard Châtelet |
| Portrayed by | Katsuji Mori |
| Created by | Riyoko Ikeda |
Maximilien Robespierre is a fictional character in the Lady Oscar series, who is based on the Historical figure of the same name. He had a great influence in the French Revolution, later leading the Terror.
Robespierre (along with Saint Just) is portrayed at first in his younger and idealistic years, as a lawyer who was starting to become famous as an opposer to the noblesse. Gradually, however, he becomes closer to his usual portrayal in media as an embittered leader whose own violence brings him to his downfall.
| The Rose of Versailles characters | |
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| Main | Oscar François de Jarjayes • André Grandier • Marie Antoinette • Hans Axel von Fersen |
| Oscar Family | General Jarjayes • Lady Jarjayes • Oscar's Nanny |
| Versailles | Louis XV • Louis XVI • Madame du Barry • Lady de Polignac • Charlotte de Polignac • Rosalie Lamorlière • Jeanne Valois de la Motte • Nicholas de la Motte • Duke of Orleans • Henri de Guéméné • Cardinal de Rohan • Duke de Guiche |
| Marie Antoinette's children | Marie Therese • Louis Joseph • Louis Charles |
| Royal and Military Guard | Count of Gerodere • General Bouillé • Alain de Soissons • LaSalle Dressel |
| Austria | Maria Theresa • Count de Mercy • Joseph II |
| Revolutionaries | Maximilien Robespierre • Saint Just • Bernard Châtelet |
| Other | Nicole Lamorlière • Dianne de Soissons • Réteaux de Villette • Jeweller Boehmer |
