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General Renaude

General Renaude was a recurring character in the second season of Reign. He was portrayed by Vince Nappo.

He was the head of the military who served Stéphane Narcisse and had an affair with Kenna de Poitiers.

Biography

Early Life

All that is known about his early life is that he has a son who was captured by the English in one of his battles.

In the Series

Season Two

In The Siege, Renaude is captured by Louis of Condé and his men. Condé convinces Renaude to join him in return for his son. Seeing he is allied with England, Renaude agrees.

In Burn, Renaude is captured when he allied himself with Condé to save his son. He is later hanged, with Kenna his death, as she tells Renaude that she will remember him forever.

Personality

Ambitious, brazen, and bold, General Renaude went after what he wanted. Though noble, he tended to prioritise shortcuts and attaining wealth and influence to secure his own interests.

Physical Appearance

General Renaude is a muscular man, likely in his late thirties. He has strawberry blonde hair, dark blue eyes, pale skin and a beard.

Appearances

Season Two
Episode Appearance Status
The Plague Absent
Drawn and Quartered Absent
Coronation Absent
The Lamb and the Slaughter Absent
Blood for Blood Absent
Three Queens Absent
The Prince of the Blood Absent
Terror of the Faithful Absent
Acts of War Absent
Mercy Absent
Getaway Absent
Banished Absent
Sins of the Past Absent
The End of Mourning Absent
Forbidden Absent
Tasting Revenge Absent
Tempting Fate Appears
Reversal of Fortune Appears
Abandoned Appears
Fugitive Appears
The Siege Appears
Burn Appears


Name

Renaude comes from the Germanic "ragin and Waldan" meaning: "Board and rule".

Trivia

  • General Renaude's army serves Narcisse.
  • General Renaude had a whirlwind romance with Kenna that resulted in a pregnancy.
  • General Renaude has a son named Bertraud Renaude, who was taken prisoner during the Battle of Calais.

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