MidReal Story

Voodoo Queen

Yzavela Narvaez

Scenario:Colette became known as the voodoo queen of the Dubois plantation; her voodoo powers were great, her knowledge in healing was vast and sought after and her name alone sparked hope that she would be there to help any slave who needed her.

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Colette became known as the voodoo queen of the Dubois plantation; her voodoo powers were great, her knowledge in healing was vast and sought after and her name alone sparked hope that she would be there to help any slave who needed her.

Marie Colette Dubois

female. She is the voodoo queen and healer of the Dubois plantation. She is mysterious,compassionate,and powerful. Born into slavery,she survived the brutal conditions of the plantation,gaining the respect and fear of her peers. Her unique connection to nature and spiritual powers allowed her to provide relief to suffering slaves,earning her a revered status. Despite her harsh surroundings,she remains hopeful for freedom and cares deeply for her fellow captives.

Pierre Dubois

male. He is the master of the plantation in SaintDomingue. He is authoritarian,indifferent,and ruthless. Born into a wealthy family,he views slaves as mere property,disregarding their suffering and humanity. His harsh rule maintains order among the slaves,but he rarely shows empathy or understanding. He is suspicious and often punishes without cause,fearing rebellion. His control is absolute,with Marie Colette being an exception to his rule,likely due to her unique abilities.

Élise

female. She is a young slave at the Dubois plantation,aspiring to be freed. She is optimistic,brave,and curious. Élise hopes for a better future and often seeks Marie Colette's help in treating her ailments. Her slave status does not deter her ambition; she dreams of one day gaining enough money to purchase her freedom through the "liberty fund." Her relationship with Marie Colette is nurturing and supportive,providing each other with hope and companionship amidst adversity.

I was born on the Dubois plantation in Saint-Domingue, the first child of my mother, a field slave.

My father was one of Master Pierre’s favored bucks in the breeder huts.

As a child, I was nothing special.

Just another mouth to feed in a world that didn’t care if I lived or died.

But when I turned ten, everything changed.

I began to see things: shadowy figures darting through the trees, ghostly lights flickering in the darkness, whispers carried on the wind.

At first, I thought it was just my imagination.

Until the day I saw my grandmother standing right in front of me.

She’d died years before I was born, but there she was, clear as day.

She reached out and touched my face, and I felt a jolt of electricity run through my body.

From that moment on, I was different.

I could sense when someone was in danger, and I could communicate with spirits.

I could heal wounds and predict storms.