Quentin Lescheres

Quentin Lescheres
Biographical information
Born	Late 17th Century (Age Unknown)
Status	Deceased
Species	Werewolf (Triggered/Originally) Ghost (Formerly)
Gender	Male
Family information
Family Members	Sofia Lescheres † (Wife) Vivianne Lescheres-Mikaelson † (Daughter) Ysabelle Dalliencourt † (Sister-in-Law) Abelard Leroux † (Brother-in-Law) Lily Leroux † (Niece) Marguerite Leroux † (Great-Niece) Niklaus Mikaelson (Son-in-Law)
Supernatural information
Significant kills	Unknown (first kill)
Cause of death	Hunting Accident
Appearance
Episode Count	1 (Mentioned)
First seen	The Originals: The Rise (Mentioned Only)
Last seen	The Originals: The Rise (Mentioned Only)

Quentin Lescheres was a triggered werewolf mentioned in the first book of The Originals novel series. He was the husband of Sofia Lescheres and father to Vivianne Lescheres-Mikaelson.

Quentin was a member of the Lescheres Family and a relative of the Dalliencourt Family.

History

He and Sofia began a romantic relationship, marrying not long after, and welcomed a daughter in 1703. She was kept an secret because of the active werewolf-witch war. After Quentin's death, his daughter was introduced to society no longer being an secret to everyone else.

Personality

Not much is known except he loved his family and wanted to protect his daughter from the werewolf-witch conflict.

Physical Appearance

Nothing is known about Quentin's physical appearance.

Powers and Abilities

He possessed all the standard powers and abilities of a non-Evolved werewolf.

Weaknesses

He had the typical weaknesses of a non-Evolved werewolf.

Appearances

• The Originals: The Rise (Mentioned)

Name

• Quentin comes from the Latin Quentīnus, a derivative of the Roman personal name Quintus, which is from the vocabulary word quintus (the fifth). The name was traditionally bestowed upon the fifth-born child.
• Lescheres could possibly come from Lescher which is German and could be a metonymic occupational name for a mediator or arbitrator, or possibly a fireman. But it's possible Lescheres is of French origin as well.