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An orphan and a friend of Cécile Rey, seen in Cécile's Gift. She has dark hair and eyes. Her parents die during the yellow fever epidemic, and after their deaths she moves into the Children of Mercy Orphanage. Perrine is around seven or eight years old when her parents die and her brother, Villaire, ends up in the hospital with the fever. Cécile is the first to meet Perrine, and grows attached to her and visits her to cheer her up. Perrine likes Cécile the best of all the people at the orphanage. Cécile decides to write her own poem to perform at the fever benefit event, because she realizes that another poem does not resonate with the children the event is for. Perrine and her brother are in the front row at the event.

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An orphan and a friend of Cécile Rey, seen in Cécile's Gift. She has dark hair and eyes. Her parents die during the yellow fever epidemic, and after their deaths she moves into the Children of Mercy Orphanage. Perrine is around seven or eight years old when her parents die and her brother, Villaire, ends up in the hospital with the fever. Cécile is the first to meet Perrine, and grows attached to her and visits her to cheer her up. Perrine likes Cécile the best of all the people at the orphanage. Cécile decides to write her own poem to perform at the fever benefit event, because she realizes that another poem does not resonate with the children the event is for. Perrine and her brother are in the front row at the event.