About: Constance Castaigne

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Constance Castaigne's name is found written in a copy of The King In Yellow at Coastal State Prison, in the story The River of Night's Dreaming. She was presumably a patient here when it was a private sanitarium, sometime around the end of the nineteenth century. The warden supervisor links the name (or at least the name Castaigne) with a scandal at the turn of the century, though isn't quite sure of the events. A murderess? A suicide? Prior to her murder of Mrs Castaigne the older lady tells 'Constance' that she's dead, to which Cassilda/Constance tells her she found a way back.

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rdfs:label	Constance Castaigne
rdfs:comment	Constance Castaigne's name is found written in a copy of The King In Yellow at Coastal State Prison, in the story The River of Night's Dreaming. She was presumably a patient here when it was a private sanitarium, sometime around the end of the nineteenth century. The warden supervisor links the name (or at least the name Castaigne) with a scandal at the turn of the century, though isn't quite sure of the events. A murderess? A suicide? Prior to her murder of Mrs Castaigne the older lady tells 'Constance' that she's dead, to which Cassilda/Constance tells her she found a way back.
dcterms:subject	Characters Castaigne Family
abstract	Constance Castaigne's name is found written in a copy of The King In Yellow at Coastal State Prison, in the story The River of Night's Dreaming. She was presumably a patient here when it was a private sanitarium, sometime around the end of the nineteenth century. The warden supervisor links the name (or at least the name Castaigne) with a scandal at the turn of the century, though isn't quite sure of the events. A murderess? A suicide? Although she doesn't appear she is referred to by Mrs Castaigne (who says she was sent away suffering from brain fever) and Camilla (who claims she had a disagreement with her mother over a lover). The character Cassilda Archer escapes and, upon meeting Mrs Castaine and Camilla begins to adopt the role of Constance. Her final actions may repeat the genuine actions of Constance... A murderess? A suicide? Prior to her murder of Mrs Castaigne the older lady tells 'Constance' that she's dead, to which Cassilda/Constance tells her she found a way back.

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