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|Name = Angélique Bouchard Collins |
|Name = Angélique Bouchard Collins |
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− | |Also known as = Cassandra Collins |
+ | |Also known as = Cassandra Blair Collins |
+ | <br>Angélique Rumson |
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<br>Valerie Collins |
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|Date of birth = 17th Century |
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|Year of death = 1840 |
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+ | |Manner of death = Strangled by Barnabas Collins |
|Origin = Martinique, West Indies |
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|Profession = Maid Servant |
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+ | |Family members = Cymbaline Bouchard <small>(Mother)</small> |
− | [[Barnabas Collins]] <small>(Husband)</small> |
+ | <br>[[Barnabas Collins]] <small>(Husband)</small> |
<br>[[Roger Collins]] <small>(Husband)</small> |
<br>[[Roger Collins]] <small>(Husband)</small> |
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− | <br>[[Sky Rumson]] <small>(Husband)</small>}}'''Angélique |
+ | <br>[[Sky Rumson]] <small>(Husband)</small>}}'''Angélique '''was a powerful [[Witch|witch]] of the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. Angélique was also a former ally, enemy, friend, lover, and wife of [[Barnabas Collins]]. |
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+ | ==Biography== |
+ | === Miranda DuVal (1692) === |
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− | Angélique was born as Miranda |
+ | Angélique was born as Miranda DuVal during the 17th Century in the West Indies of Martinique. During her early teen years, Angélique traveled to America, where she became a faithful and loyal follower of a [[warlock]] named [[Judah Zachery]]. Judah took Angélique under his wing and taught her the sacred arts of magic and witchcraft. One year later, both Angélique and Judah were captured and exposed as witches by the civil authorities. Fearing her fate of death, Angélique betrayed Judah by testifying against him in exchange for her freedom. |
+ | === Angélique Bouchard (1795) === |
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− | Miranda was later reincarnated as Angélique Bouchard. She was raised by Theodore Bouchard, |
+ | Miranda was later reincarnated as Angélique Bouchard on August 31, 1774. She was raised by Theodore Bouchard, whom she believed to be her father before she came to work for the du Prés Family. Later, Angélique realized that her father was [[André du Prés]], but she never told him. As the [[Natalie DuPres|Countess Natalie du Prés]]' servant, Angélique followed her to [[Collinsport|Collinsport, Maine]]. However, after having a brief affair with [[Barnabas Collins]], Angélique was heartbroken after Barnabas declared his love to another woman - [[Josette Collins|Josette du Prés]]. After countless failed attempts to rekindle her romance with Barnabas, Angélique hexed a powerful spell to manipulate Josette’s love for [[Jeremiah Collins]], Barnabas’ uncle. |
+ | After Josette eloped with Jeremiah, Angélique coerced Barnabas into marrying her. However, after the discovery of Angélique's practices in witchcraft, a furious Barnabas shot her with a pistol after Angélique threatened the life of [[Sarah Collins]] with her magic. Thinking that she was dying, Angélique cursed her husband to become a species of the [[Vampire|undead]] and fell into a coma. As a result, Barnabas was attacked by a hellish bat and died, resurrecting as a vampire. Later, after her surprising survival, Angélique was devastated about what she did to Barnabas and tried to reverse her spell. Angélique was the first victim of her own curse; having been in love with Barnabas, he strangled Angélique in the secret room of the [[Mausoleum (MGM)|mausoleum]]. Angélique's soul was claimed by the Dark Lord in exchange for letting Barnabas continue existing as a vampire through her curse rather than perish. Angélique would continue to plague him and the Collins family into the present day. |
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− | Her next appearance (from her perspective) is in 1840, where she again resurfaces, surprised to see Barnabas missing from the chamber he was trapped in. Initially an antagonist, she eventually aids Barnabas against the threat of Judah Zachary and Lamar Trask. Mortally wounded in the process, she dies in Barnabas' arms, as he declares his love for her. |
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+ | There are two alternate 1795–96 timelines. The first occurs when Barnabas Collins returns to save Victoria Winters after her return in 1968 to 1795. In this timeline, Ben Stokes and Barnabas destroy Angélique by fire. In the second timeline, Barnabas in 1897 returns to 1795 following [[Kitty Soames|Kitty Soames]], who has been drawn into Josette's portrait. There, Angélique tries to convince Josette to throw herself off Widow's Hill as she had in the first 1795 timeline, but Barnabas sends Natalie du Prés to rescue her. Angélique is not destroyed in the third and final timeline. |
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− | [[File:Angelique_1840.jpg|thumb|left]] |
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⚫ | During the early spring of 1968, Angélique changed her |
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+ | === Cassandra Blair (1968) === |
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⚫ | During the early spring of 1968, Angélique changed her name to Cassandra Blair, and became the second wife of [[Roger Collins]]. Roger introduced his new bride to his family. Cassandra received a lukewarm welcome and Barnabas (who immediately recognized his estranged former wife) never doubted her true identity. |
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⚫ | Later, throughout the first year of their marriage, the happily married couple |
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⚫ | Later, throughout the first year of their marriage, the happily married couple grew further and further apart. As Roger began to realize his mistake in marrying "Cassandra," Angélique had affairs with multiple men - most notably [[Tony Peterson]] - whom [[Elizabeth Collins Stoddard]] caught in the throes of one such encounter and threatened to tell Roger. However, before having the chance to expose "Cassandra," Angélique hexed Elizabeth with a spell that surrendered her into a deathlike state. Believing Elizabeth to be dead, the Collins family unknowingly buried her alive. |
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− | + | Angélique was destroyed by the ghost of [[Reverend Trask]], but she was brought back from the dead and cursed as a vampire by the warlock [[Nicholas Blair]], posing as her brother. Angélique attacked [[Joe Haskell]] on orders from Nicholas, and turned him into her slave. Then when Nicholas told Angélique that she could have Barnabas, she no longer wanted Joe and quit summoning him. Angélique then turned on Barnabas, bit him several times, and turned him into her slave. |
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+ | === Angélique Collins (1897) === |
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⚫ | [[File:Angelique_in_1897.jpg|thumb|Ang<span>é</span>lique in 1897.|left]]Angélique traveled back to 1897 in order to further torment a time-traveling Barnabas. Initially a villain once more, she falls in love with [[Quentin Collins]] and, eventually, becomes a firm ally in the enduring war against [[Count Andreas Petofi]]. |
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+ | === Angélique Rumson (1970) === |
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⚫ | Angélique's next storyline came when she was discovered retired from witchcraft in 1970. After her marriage to [[Sky Rumson|Skyler Rumson]], Angélique desired to live a normal life by renouncing her powers. After her encounter with [[Julia Hoffman|Dr. Julia Hoffman]], Angélique claimed not be interested in the Collins family any longer. However, after the rise of the [[Leviathan|Leviathans]], Barnabas sought Angélique's assistance and begged her for help. Though hesitant to practice magic again, Angélique reluctantly agreed. After the discovery of her husband’s allegiance to the Leviathans, Angélique abandoned Skyler and took refuge in Collinsport at the [[Old House (1841 PT)|Old House]]. |
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+ | === Valerie Collins (1840) === |
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+ | [[File:1143kzzp.jpg|thumb|190x190px|Ang<span>é</span>lique in 1840, as Valerie|left]]A post-1795 Angélique was encountered in 1840 by Barnabas, where she had no knowledge of future events. Angélique posed as "Valerie Collins," the wife of Barnabas. Initially once more an antagonist, Angélique eventually aided Barnabas against the threat of [[Judah Zachery]] and [[Lamar Trask]] and lost her powers in the process. She testified on behalf of [[Quentin Collins (1840)|Quentin Collins]], who had been found guilty of witchcraft and sentenced to be executed. As a result, Lamar shot and mortally wounded her. Angélique died in Barnabas' arms, moments before he finally declared his love for her. |
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+ | === Angélique Collins (Big Finish Productions) === |
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+ | Big Finish Productions continues with many stories that feature Angélique, after being resurrected by [[Quentin Collins]] and [[Willie Loomis]]. These audio dramas feature the vocal talents of Lara Parker and many other original actors reprising their roles. |
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− | After the discovery of her husband’s allegiance to the Leviathans, Angelique abandoned Sky and took refuge in Collinsport at The Old House. |
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+ | * Angélique was well-known for her beautiful long blonde hair and ocean-blue eyes. |
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+ | * Angélique was a very flirtatious and playful young woman who possessed a wicked streak within her. |
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− | Angelique is last seen once more embittered by Barnabas' affections for another, and places a love spell on Maggie and Quentin to ward Barnabas off the former. Her storyline is continued in a series of audio dramas by Big Finish Productions, and the 2003 audio Return to Collinwood. In these, she is again played by Lara Parker. |
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− | [[File:Angelique_in_1897.jpg|thumb|Angelique in 1897.]] |
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+ | * Despite Angélique being known for her blue eyes, actress [[Lara Parker]]'s eyes are, in fact, grey. |
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*'''Conjuration:''' The act of calling, commanding, or summoning an object, person, or spirit already in existence. |
*'''Conjuration:''' The act of calling, commanding, or summoning an object, person, or spirit already in existence. |
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*'''Elemental Control:''' The act of controlling and manipulating the elements of air, earth, fire, water, and weather. |
*'''Elemental Control:''' The act of controlling and manipulating the elements of air, earth, fire, water, and weather. |
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*'''Voodoo:''' The act of controlling and manipulating the body, mind, and soul of another person through the use of dolls and wax figures. |
*'''Voodoo:''' The act of controlling and manipulating the body, mind, and soul of another person through the use of dolls and wax figures. |
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+ | == Appearances == |
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− | Angélique Bouchard Collins was well-known for her beautifully long blonde hair and ocean-blue eyes. Although she appeared innocently kind and loving, Barnabas often described her as "poisonous honey"; seemingly sweet, but entirely deadly. Angélique was a very flirtatious and playful young woman who possessed a wicked streak within her. |
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+ | === 1795/6 === |
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+ | [[368/369]], [[370]], [[371]], [[372]], [[373]], [[374]], [[375]], [[377]], [[378]], [[380]], [[381]], [[384]], [[386]], [[387]], [[388]], [[389]], [[390/391]], [[392]], [[393]], [[394]], [[395]], [[396]], [[397]], [[398]], [[399]], [[400]], [[402]], [[403]], [[405]], [[406]], [[407]], [[408]], [[410]], [[411]], [[417]], [[418]], [[425]], [[426]], [[435]] |
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+ | === Present Day (Part II) === |
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+ | [[463]], [[464]], [[473]], [[474]], [[475]], [[477]], [[478]], [[480]], [[481]], [[485]], [[486]], [[489]], [[492]], [[496]], [[498]], [[499]], [[504]], [[508]], [[509]], [[510]], [[513]], [[516]], [[517]], [[519]], [[526]], [[528]], [[530]], [[532/533]], [[535]], [[537]], [[538]], [[539]], [[540]], [[541]], [[543]], [[545]], [[546]], [[547]], [[548]], [[555]], [[556]], [[559]], [[560]], [[561]], [[562]], [[563]], [[573]], [[574]], [[575]], [[576]], [[580]], [[581]], [[582]], [[599]], [[602]], [[605]], [[606]], [[607]], [[608]], [[612]], [[615]], [[616]], [[618]], [[619]], [[620]], [[622]], [[627]], [[628]], [[655]], [[664]], [[665]] |
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+ | === 1897 === |
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+ | [[711]], [[712]], [[718]], [[721]], [[732]], [[739]], [[757]], [[758]], [[759]], [[760]], [[779]], [[792]], [[793]], [[794]], [[795]], [[796]], [[828]], [[829]], [[831]], [[836]], [[838]], [[842]], [[851]], [[852]], [[853]], [[858]], [[860]], [[864]], [[865]], [[866]], [[867]], [[871]], [[882]], [[885]] |
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+ | === Present Day (Part III) === |
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+ | [[924]], [[940]], [[944]], [[945]], [[947]], [[954]], [[955]], [[968]], [[974]], [[978]] |
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+ | === 1840 === |
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+ | [[1129]], [[1130]], [[1131]], [[1133]], [[1134/1135]], [[1139]], [[1140]], [[1143]], [[1144]], [[1152]], [[1158]], [[1159]], [[1164]], [[1169]], [[1173]], [[1176]], [[1177]], [[1195]], [[1196]], [[1197]], [[1198]] |
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+ | == External Links == |
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− | ==Background information and notes== |
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+ | [https://www.terroratcollinwood.com/episodes/terror-at-collinwood-episode-43-angeliques-55th-anniversary-with-lara-parker Terror at Collinwood Episode 43: Angelique's 55th Anniversary with Lara Parker] |
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[[Category:Characters|Collins, Angelique]] |
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[[Category:Ghosts|Collins, Angelique]] |
[[Category:Ghosts|Collins, Angelique]] |
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+ | [[Category:Females]] |
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Latest revision as of 22:59, 28 December 2023
Angelique Bouchard Collins | |
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Production Information | |
Portrayed by | |
First appearance | |
Last appearance | |
Episode count |
175 |
Audio appearances |
Return to Collinwood
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Biographical Information | |
Name |
Angélique Bouchard Collins |
Also known as |
Cassandra Blair Collins
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Date of birth |
17th Century |
Year of death |
1840 |
Manner of death |
Strangled by Barnabas Collins |
Origin |
Martinique, West Indies |
Profession |
Maid Servant
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Supernatural abilities |
(As a witch)
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Family members |
Cymbaline Bouchard (Mother)
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We have 15 images of Dark Shadows Angelique Bouchard Collins |
Angélique was a powerful witch of the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. Angélique was also a former ally, enemy, friend, lover, and wife of Barnabas Collins.
Biography[]
Miranda DuVal (1692)[]
Angélique was born as Miranda DuVal during the 17th Century in the West Indies of Martinique. During her early teen years, Angélique traveled to America, where she became a faithful and loyal follower of a warlock named Judah Zachery. Judah took Angélique under his wing and taught her the sacred arts of magic and witchcraft. One year later, both Angélique and Judah were captured and exposed as witches by the civil authorities. Fearing her fate of death, Angélique betrayed Judah by testifying against him in exchange for her freedom.
Angélique Bouchard (1795)[]
Miranda was later reincarnated as Angélique Bouchard on August 31, 1774. She was raised by Theodore Bouchard, whom she believed to be her father before she came to work for the du Prés Family. Later, Angélique realized that her father was André du Prés, but she never told him. As the Countess Natalie du Prés' servant, Angélique followed her to Collinsport, Maine. However, after having a brief affair with Barnabas Collins, Angélique was heartbroken after Barnabas declared his love to another woman - Josette du Prés. After countless failed attempts to rekindle her romance with Barnabas, Angélique hexed a powerful spell to manipulate Josette’s love for Jeremiah Collins, Barnabas’ uncle.
After Josette eloped with Jeremiah, Angélique coerced Barnabas into marrying her. However, after the discovery of Angélique's practices in witchcraft, a furious Barnabas shot her with a pistol after Angélique threatened the life of Sarah Collins with her magic. Thinking that she was dying, Angélique cursed her husband to become a species of the undead and fell into a coma. As a result, Barnabas was attacked by a hellish bat and died, resurrecting as a vampire. Later, after her surprising survival, Angélique was devastated about what she did to Barnabas and tried to reverse her spell. Angélique was the first victim of her own curse; having been in love with Barnabas, he strangled Angélique in the secret room of the mausoleum. Angélique's soul was claimed by the Dark Lord in exchange for letting Barnabas continue existing as a vampire through her curse rather than perish. Angélique would continue to plague him and the Collins family into the present day.
There are two alternate 1795–96 timelines. The first occurs when Barnabas Collins returns to save Victoria Winters after her return in 1968 to 1795. In this timeline, Ben Stokes and Barnabas destroy Angélique by fire. In the second timeline, Barnabas in 1897 returns to 1795 following Kitty Soames, who has been drawn into Josette's portrait. There, Angélique tries to convince Josette to throw herself off Widow's Hill as she had in the first 1795 timeline, but Barnabas sends Natalie du Prés to rescue her. Angélique is not destroyed in the third and final timeline.
Cassandra Blair (1968)[]
During the early spring of 1968, Angélique changed her name to Cassandra Blair, and became the second wife of Roger Collins. Roger introduced his new bride to his family. Cassandra received a lukewarm welcome and Barnabas (who immediately recognized his estranged former wife) never doubted her true identity.
Later, throughout the first year of their marriage, the happily married couple grew further and further apart. As Roger began to realize his mistake in marrying "Cassandra," Angélique had affairs with multiple men - most notably Tony Peterson - whom Elizabeth Collins Stoddard caught in the throes of one such encounter and threatened to tell Roger. However, before having the chance to expose "Cassandra," Angélique hexed Elizabeth with a spell that surrendered her into a deathlike state. Believing Elizabeth to be dead, the Collins family unknowingly buried her alive.
Angélique was destroyed by the ghost of Reverend Trask, but she was brought back from the dead and cursed as a vampire by the warlock Nicholas Blair, posing as her brother. Angélique attacked Joe Haskell on orders from Nicholas, and turned him into her slave. Then when Nicholas told Angélique that she could have Barnabas, she no longer wanted Joe and quit summoning him. Angélique then turned on Barnabas, bit him several times, and turned him into her slave.
Angélique Collins (1897)[]
Angélique traveled back to 1897 in order to further torment a time-traveling Barnabas. Initially a villain once more, she falls in love with Quentin Collins and, eventually, becomes a firm ally in the enduring war against Count Andreas Petofi.
Angélique Rumson (1970)[]
Angélique's next storyline came when she was discovered retired from witchcraft in 1970. After her marriage to Skyler Rumson, Angélique desired to live a normal life by renouncing her powers. After her encounter with Dr. Julia Hoffman, Angélique claimed not be interested in the Collins family any longer. However, after the rise of the Leviathans, Barnabas sought Angélique's assistance and begged her for help. Though hesitant to practice magic again, Angélique reluctantly agreed. After the discovery of her husband’s allegiance to the Leviathans, Angélique abandoned Skyler and took refuge in Collinsport at the Old House.
Valerie Collins (1840)[]
A post-1795 Angélique was encountered in 1840 by Barnabas, where she had no knowledge of future events. Angélique posed as "Valerie Collins," the wife of Barnabas. Initially once more an antagonist, Angélique eventually aided Barnabas against the threat of Judah Zachery and Lamar Trask and lost her powers in the process. She testified on behalf of Quentin Collins, who had been found guilty of witchcraft and sentenced to be executed. As a result, Lamar shot and mortally wounded her. Angélique died in Barnabas' arms, moments before he finally declared his love for her.
Angélique Collins (Big Finish Productions)[]
Big Finish Productions continues with many stories that feature Angélique, after being resurrected by Quentin Collins and Willie Loomis. These audio dramas feature the vocal talents of Lara Parker and many other original actors reprising their roles.
Appearance and Personality[]
- Angélique was well-known for her beautiful long blonde hair and ocean-blue eyes.
- Angélique was a very flirtatious and playful young woman who possessed a wicked streak within her.
- Despite Angélique being known for her blue eyes, actress Lara Parker's eyes are, in fact, grey.
Known Abilities and Powers[]
- Conjuration: The act of calling, commanding, or summoning an object, person, or spirit already in existence.
- Elemental Control: The act of controlling and manipulating the elements of air, earth, fire, water, and weather.
- Mediumship: The act of calling, communicating, and invoking the spirits of the dead.
- Necromancy: The act of controlling and manipulating the spirits of the dead.
- Spell Casting: The act of changing and controlling events by magical influence.
- Telekinesis: The act of controlling and manipulating the movements of objects and persons.
- Voodoo: The act of controlling and manipulating the body, mind, and soul of another person through the use of dolls and wax figures.
Appearances[]
1795/6[]
368/369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 374, 375, 377, 378, 380, 381, 384, 386, 387, 388, 389, 390/391, 392, 393, 394, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400, 402, 403, 405, 406, 407, 408, 410, 411, 417, 418, 425, 426, 435
Present Day (Part II)[]
463, 464, 473, 474, 475, 477, 478, 480, 481, 485, 486, 489, 492, 496, 498, 499, 504, 508, 509, 510, 513, 516, 517, 519, 526, 528, 530, 532/533, 535, 537, 538, 539, 540, 541, 543, 545, 546, 547, 548, 555, 556, 559, 560, 561, 562, 563, 573, 574, 575, 576, 580, 581, 582, 599, 602, 605, 606, 607, 608, 612, 615, 616, 618, 619, 620, 622, 627, 628, 655, 664, 665
1897[]
711, 712, 718, 721, 732, 739, 757, 758, 759, 760, 779, 792, 793, 794, 795, 796, 828, 829, 831, 836, 838, 842, 851, 852, 853, 858, 860, 864, 865, 866, 867, 871, 882, 885
Present Day (Part III)[]
924, 940, 944, 945, 947, 954, 955, 968, 974, 978
1840[]
1129, 1130, 1131, 1133, 1134/1135, 1139, 1140, 1143, 1144, 1152, 1158, 1159, 1164, 1169, 1173, 1176, 1177, 1195, 1196, 1197, 1198
External Links[]
Terror at Collinwood Episode 43: Angelique's 55th Anniversary with Lara Parker