Ledér

Ledér is a character in the play, but the surviving evidence here gives only a narrow glimpse of her: she is identified by name, appears in Mirígy’s dwelling, and cries out in distress. These stage directions place her within Mirígy’s sphere without explaining their relationship or the circumstances of her suffering.

Identity and Appearance

The cast list names Ledér without providing a role description, history, or affiliation. Unlike nearby entries that identify other figures by status or connection, her listing supplies no further characterization. Her identity is therefore established, while her background remains unspecified.

Appearance in Mirígy’s Dwelling

A stage direction locates the scene in a room in Mirígy’s dwelling and then names Ledér as the speaker. The setting links her appearance to Mirígy’s household, but the evidence does not say whether Ledér lives there, has been brought there, or is present for some other reason.

Distress and Limits of the Evidence

In another brief exchange, Ledér exclaims in distress. The cry conveys immediate anguish, but the surrounding evidence does not identify its cause or describe what happens next. Her appearances thus establish a connection to Mirígy’s domestic space and a moment of suffering, while leaving her motives, relationships, actions, and ultimate fate unresolved.