Characters
- Marguerite St. Just**
- Percy Blakeney** (Grappin & The Scarlet Pimpernel)
- Chauvelin**
- Armand St. Just**
- Marie Grosholtz**
- St. Cyr*
- Tussaud
- Mercier (aide to Chauvelin)
- Coupeau (aide to Chauvelin)
- Jessup (Butler to Percy)
- Ozzy* (Bounder)
- Dewhurst* (Bounder)
- Elton* (Bounder)
- Farleigh* (Bounder)
- Hal* (Bounder)
- Ben* (Bounder)
- Prince of Wales*
- Robespierre
- Sentry (Royal Palace)
- SATB Chorus - Cupids of the Comedie Française, Soldiers, Prisoners, Paris Street Mob, Royal Ball Guests, Six Girl Servants at the Blakeney Estate
(**) five principal vocal parts
(*) eight sub-principal vocal parts
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