The Scarlet Pimpernel

what are chauvelin's feelings about the French Revolution

what are chauvelin's feelings about the French Revolution

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Chauvelin

Chauvelin, the novel's chief villain, is a French agent who has English diplomacy rights. He is in England looking for the Pimpernel and anyone else who is attempting to rescue French aristocrats. His 'hard-hearted, vengeful' nature contrasts with the dashing Pimpernel. He supports the revolution.

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