Sarah Collins
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Sarah Collins (1784-1795) was the youngest child of Joshua and Naomi Collins and sister of Barnabas Collins. Known to be playful and worshipful of her brother, she died on her 11th birthday from exposure (415). Her death was severely mourned by all who knew her.
One day, in 1795 Sarah's new governess, Phyllis Wyck, was in a carriage accident while on her way to her new job at Collinwood, all with her were killed, but her body was not found. At the same time, Victoria Winters found herself outside Collinwood, have time traveled from the year 1967 (366). Once Victoria Winters was befriended by the Barnabas and Jeremiah Collins and dressed in suitable clothing for the time, she was introduced to Joshua Collins and hired as the new governess for Sarah (367).
Angelique decided to hurt (possibly kill) Sarah by stabbing her doll with three black pins. Sarah, who was with Naomi at the time, screamed in pain and then passed out after yelling "It hurts!" (388). Ben Stokes, figuring Angelique was the cause of Sarah's mysterious illness, searched Angelique's room, but did not find the doll, which was underneath a pillow. Angelique discovered Ben, but then realized she could achieve her goal of getting Barnabas to marry her more easily if she pretended to heal Sarah. She did so, supposedly by brewing a tea, but while Barnabas administered the tea, Angelique removed the pins from the doll (389).
Her ghost appeared to David Collins in 1967 (256) and showed him where the secret room in the Collins Family Mausoleum was (305), and eventually how to escape. She also helped Maggie Evans to escape from Barnabas (255-260), and then from Windcliff Sanitarium (294). She also appeared to Sam Evans (255), (260), Willie Loomis (265), Dave Woodard (335), Carolyn Stoddard (348), and Julia Hoffman (360).
It was an attempt to contact Sarah that led to the séance (365) which brought Victoria Winters into the time-warp to 1795/1796 to witness the events of the Collins family curse.
Just before Victoria Winters left for her ordeal in 1795, Sarah confronted Barnabas and said she would not allow him to see her unless he stopped hurting people (364).
