Peyrolles may have the most sexual experience out of the main characters. They are confident and directive in the bedroom.
More than Chartres?? :o I thought he was the resident libertine/hedonist!
Well⊠now that I think about it they may not have *more* experience per say, itâs hard to compare. But letâs say they have more knowledge and skill than him.
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Monsieur de Peyrolles is a minor noble at the Princeâs service. Gonzague has blackmail material that ensures their loyalty.
Despite the unsavory circumstances of their partnership, Peyrolles stays Gonzagueâs only true ally.
Peyrolles is taciturn, blunt, but always courteous. They accomplish the gruesome tasks Gonzague entrusts them with without enthusiasm, but without complaints either. If anything, they enjoy a job well done.
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volumes .  gaze at my muse in a way that silently says  âi love youâ .
It had been a long evening and you had grown annoyed with the imbibed courtiers, becoming overfamiliar with each other and even with you. You slapped one last straying hand away from your waist and made your way toward the ChĂąteau de Saint-Cloudâs exit without saying goodbye to the Duc de Chartres. You were certain he was plenty busy anyway.
It was bracingly cool outside after the damp heat of the gathered bodies in the palaceâs reception lounges. The dark of the night was soothing against the bright multitude of candlelights at your back. You took a deep breath of fresh, invigorating air and stepped down to the gravel path, the small pebbles crunching underfoot.
To your surprise, a carriage appeared in the castleâs glow, horses trotting up to you before turning to a stop. It was your equipage, you realized once your eyes started getting used to the darkness. The door facing you opened and Peyrolles jumped down. They held the door for you.
You smiled even if they probably could not see it.
âAh, little Peyrolles,â you said as you climbed aboard. âEver so reliable.â
You sat at the back of the coach and your factotum took their usual place in front of you. The driver spurred the horses forward and the carriage swayed gently as you made your way down the path, away from the ChĂąteau de Saint-Cloud.
âHow did you know I wanted to leave?â You asked Peyrolles after sitting quietly for a couple of minutes.
âI saw monseigneur through the windows. You seemed about ready to leave.â
You narrowed your eyes at them, trying to gauge their expression. It was all but pointless, their face was entirely obscured by the shadows of your carriage.
âWere you watching me, Peyrolles?â
âI thought I saw someone creeping around the palace, I was investigating.â
You perked up at that, linking your hands together and leaning forward.
âReally? What did you find?â
They hesitated.
âNothing. It may have been my imagination.â
You straightened your back, resting it against the plush seat. âI am glad you looked into it, regardless.â
You saw them nod. âOf course, monseigneur.â
Another quiet moment passed, the coach finding the road back to Paris.
You sighed contentedly as you relaxed on the bench, stretching your legs until your knee bumped into Peyrollesâs. You thought you saw them stiffen, but you could not be sure in the nightâs gloom.
âI am looking forward to being back home,â you declared. âWith nothing but me, a good book and your silence, a perpetual companion.â
You grinned at them, even though you could not tell if your teasing was affecting them in any way.
âWhat about you Peyrolles? Are you happy to return to the hĂŽtel? It must have been dreadfully cold to stand around like that in the middle of the nightâŠâ
Maybe you had too much to drink as well. You were awfully talkative tonight.
âI have no problem enduring a mild discomfort if that means monseigneur is safe,â Peyrolles replied evenly.
They were always constant in their answers, always repeating the same words, their tone unwavering. You always thought they were simply acting professional, indulging you politely, probably bored of your antics. But tonight⊠Tonight, as the alcohol warmed your limbs, making you feel loose and open, it rang differently.
It was familiarity. Reassurance. Comfort.
âYou did not answer my question,â you said softly. âAre you happy to come home with me?â
Silence.
âIâm always home with you, monseigneur.â
Your heart started thumping harder in your chest. You could not see them, you wanted to see them. Then, as if the heavens heard you, the carriage turned and moonlight fell through the window, lighting steel eyes, staring back at you steadily. Always the same eyes. How had you never noticed it before?
i just played both demos of gonzague and i was wondering if thereâs any way to actually kiss peyrolles at the end, or if itâs inevitable that they pull back ( â„Ïâ„ ) i tried both resisting and giving into gonzagueâs worst instincts and nothing changed, so i was curious if there was something i was missing if it is possible.
on that note, does it negatively affect peyrolleâs route if gonzague gives into their worst instincts? what about if they refuse to read auroreâs letter, get angry after reading auroreâs letter, or lose their temper after reading the blackmail letter? i donât want to negatively affect peyrollesâ route but i love the scene where they bandage up gonzagueâs hands (ïżŁâœïżŁ*)ă
i was also wondering if peyrolles is amab? i understand if you donât want to answer that or my previous questions in order to prevent spoilers, though! so, here are my other, (probably) not spoiler-tempting questions:
- do chartres and peyrolles like kids? matter of fact, do aurore and nevers? i would assume so, since they have one, but liking kids typically isnât a requirement to have them so itâs still a question worth asking iâd say. what would they all do if they had to interact with a child (whether they like kids or not)? peyrolles, to me anyway, seems like they could be either very intimidated by children or very good with them, and chartres seems like heâd get bullied by children.
- in a modern setting, what do you think aurore, chartres, nevers, and peyrollesâ jobs would be? what about gonzague?
- in a modern setting, how would they all meet?
- what are all of their hobbies in canon? what would their hobbies be in the modern world?
i really love gonzague, and i donât know the original series (i didnât realise it was actually based on and not just inspired by a novel until i was scrolling through this tumblr) but youâve really made it your own! i hope you have a good day and best of luck (ââœâ)âĄ
(p.s. is the gonzague from the novels the real phillipe de gonzague, or did he also murder his brother like your gonzague did? iâm not finding a lot about the plot online, so i canât really tell.)
Hi anon! That's a lot of questions you got there! Thank you so much for your interest. <3
I'll answer them under the cut to avoid the post to get too long.
First of all, in the current demo you can't kiss Peyrolles regardless of your choices, the near-kiss is all you're going to get for now! Their romance will need to progress a bit before any real kiss happens.
Peyrolles is the one character whose romance is not too affected by your choices of giving in or resisting to your worst instincts. They're accepting of most MCs and only how you treat them personally will affect your relationship with them. None of the choices in the demo so far will prevent you to romance them.
Peyrolles is amab, yes. Gonzague knows it, so I figure I might as well confirm it. They pass as a man for the rest of society (at the moment anyway), few people know they don't identify as a man and Gonzague is one of those few.
Actually, Chartres has already 2 daughters by 1699, when the story starts, you'll see them in the next chapter! But he's actually pretty good with kids and gets along very well with his eldest daughter.
Peyrolles has been around some children in their past, but they were never very comfortable with them. They prefer avoiding them as much as possible. Not that they don't like them, they just don't know how to interact with them.
Nevers loves kids and enjoys playing with them. He definitely has some 'fun uncle' vibes lol. I think he would be a pretty good father, not a perfect one (who is?), but he'd do his very best.
Aurore doesn't really know what to think of children and hasn't been around any until her daughter was born. She's got a lot of mixed feelings about the whole thing that we'll explore later. But I can tell you she's terrified of being a bad mother.
It's hard to envision those characters in a modern setting, their lives and characters are very much shaped by the world they live in. I don't know how they would meet but I can take a guess at what jobs they would have.
Peyrolles is not very artistic in their original setting but that's mostly because it was an interest that was inaccessible to them in their youth. So I think in a modern setting they would at least try their hand at being some sort of artist. Maybe an independant movie maker.
Chartres, being the rich, aristocratic brat he is would likely have access to high diplomatic or political positions. That he probably would try his hand at for a little bit before dropping it all and trying something else. Maybe influencer lol.
Nevers I could picture as a professional athlete. Maybe even a fencer lol.
For Aurore, the possibilities would multiply in a modern setting, so much so that she would probably feel a bit overwhelmed by it. Considering her interest in reading, I feel like she would lean towards something academic, but also something that allows her to get out and be active. Maybe archaeologist?
In the current setting, some of their hobbies are:
Nevers: fencing, obviously
Chartres: partying lol, drawing, playing music and composing
Peyrolles: playing with knives <3, people watching
Aurore: reading, learning
I don't think their hobbies would be that different in a modern setting.
In the original book, Gonzague is the real Philippe de Gonzague, yes, there aren't any stories about a brother, it's an addition of mine. I added this backstory both to humanize the character and allow the player to choose their gender.
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