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Along with her husband and urborn child, [[Madame Sejourné]] perished in the Haitian slave revolts of the late eighteen century. In life, she was a plantation owner. In death, she is a vengeful [[banshee]] ([[third magnitude ghost]]). She still haunts her [[residence]] to this day.<ref>[[Book of Sorrows]] p. 219-220</ref> | Along with her husband and urborn child, [[Madame Sejourné]] perished in the Haitian slave revolts of the late eighteen century. In life, she was a plantation owner. In death, she is a vengeful [[banshee]] ([[third magnitude ghost]]). She still haunts her [[residence]] to this day.<ref>[[Book of Sorrows]] p. 219-220</ref> | ||
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Along with her husband and urborn child, Madame Sejourné perished in the Haitian slave revolts of the late eighteen century. In life, she was a plantation owner. In death, she is a vengeful banshee (third magnitude ghost). She still haunts her residence to this day.[1]
References
- ↑ Book of Sorrows p. 219-220
Madame Sejourné was created by Bil Boozer for the Book of Sorrows.
