Motif · from book 5

Lucia's voices

Points, a bridge, a papa, a youth assistant nobody else can see — and, at the party, a ten-year-old Dutch girl named Jill who knew the prime minister, in Lucia Mar's head with other children: 'There are multiple people in there. Real people, mostly kids.' Something to do with the dog and a man named Alexandro, Florin says, and he believes the dog can still control her from afar in short bursts. 'You guys said there were no children crawlers allowed.' 'It's complicated, Carl.'

First appears: Book 5

Series arc

Through book 6

In the epilogue the name Alexandro turns up elsewhere: Parvati, Agatha's friend and fellow agent, number 21, takes it at Mumbai — 'My name is no longer Parvati. I am now Alexandro' (B6 ch. 73).

Through book 5

Points, a bridge, a papa, an assistant nobody else sees (B5 ch. 37); Jill, ten, Dutch, and the dog (B5 ch. 71).

Where they appear

Book	Chapters they are in (of the book's)	Where
5 — The Butcher's Masquerade	2/78	Ch. 37, Ch. 71 · the book's own page
6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride	1/74	Ch. 73 · the book's own page

By book

Lucia's voices in book 5 — The Butcher's Masquerade

Points, a bridge, a papa, and a youth assistant named Alexandro whom the show cuts from the broadcast (ch. 37). Florin, at the party: there are multiple people in her, real people, mostly kids — a ten-year-old Dutch girl named Jill who knew the prime minister — and something to do with the dog and a man named Alexandro; the dog controls her from afar in short bursts, so it is the dog they must get (ch. 71).

Lucia's voices in book 6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride

In the epilogue the name Alexandro turns up elsewhere: Parvati, Agatha's friend and fellow agent, number 21, takes it at Mumbai — 'My name is no longer Parvati. I am now Alexandro' (epilogue).