About: Carolyn Lamb

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Carolyn was a mortal woman and former star. She and her entourage were in Paris for a benefit concert that was to be her big comeback. She had developed a prima dona persona, however, and her manager Frank Wells called her out on it, "When I rediscovered you, your career was history, but there was decency in you, but now, you're just another ego laden bitch with an attitude. Whatever was special about you, you murdered it."

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rdfs:label	Carolyn Lamb
rdfs:comment	Carolyn was a mortal woman and former star. She and her entourage were in Paris for a benefit concert that was to be her big comeback. She had developed a prima dona persona, however, and her manager Frank Wells called her out on it, "When I rediscovered you, your career was history, but there was decency in you, but now, you're just another ego laden bitch with an attitude. Whatever was special about you, you murdered it."
dcterms:subject	Deceased individuals Mortals Females
Appear	Highlander: The Series, in the Season One episode "The Beast Below"
Status	Deceased, hit by a oncoming car
Actor	Dee Dee Bridgewater
Name	Carolyn Lamb
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Died	1993(xsd:integer)
Occupation	Singer
abstract	Carolyn was a mortal woman and former star. She and her entourage were in Paris for a benefit concert that was to be her big comeback. She had developed a prima dona persona, however, and her manager Frank Wells called her out on it, "When I rediscovered you, your career was history, but there was decency in you, but now, you're just another ego laden bitch with an attitude. Whatever was special about you, you murdered it." Simple minded Immortal, Ursa, who had been drawn to her for the beauty of her voice, killed the manager as a perceived threat to her. Carolyn took advantage of Ursa, and tried to use him as a weapon, pointing him at her back up singer, Jenny Harris, who was both talented and more popular than her with the band. She asked Ursa to take the girl down into the catacombs where no one would find her. This he did. She then tried to get him to kill MacLeod, who suspected her role in Jenny's disappearance. When MacLeod pushed Carolyn away from him when he was trying to reach Ursa, Ursa attacked, and the men fought. With Carolyn watching, Ursa fell from the roof of the opera. When confronted by MacLeod, she scorned him for being friends with a "lobotomy case" like Ursa, the recovered Ursa, however, heard her and cried out. Horrified by his return, and fearful that he'd heard her, Carolyn ran into the street where she was struck and killed by a passing taxi.
is Enemies of	The Beast Below

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