Database: Bastienne Josèphe - Revision history

Soranin at 13:59, 16 May 2026

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	Born: ~~1690s~~, near [[Port-au-Prince]]<br />		Born: 169?, near [[Port-au-Prince]]<br />
	Died: Unknown		Died: Unknown

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	An intelligent, outwardly outgoing woman, [[Bastienne Josèphe]] had many acquaintances and few friends. Born free and raised by her mother, a [[Courtesan\|prostitute]] at [[La Dame en Rose]], Bastienne made her first friends by selling glimpses of illicit acts to local children, but was shunned and labeled as morally corrupt as a young teenager.		An intelligent, outwardly outgoing woman, [[Bastienne Josèphe]] had many acquaintances and few friends. Born free and raised by her mother, a [[Courtesan\|prostitute]] at ''[[La Dame en Rose]]'', Bastienne made her first friends by selling glimpses of illicit acts to local children, but was shunned and labeled as morally corrupt as a young teenager.

	Choosing to avoid prostitution herself, Bastienne learned to read, write, and manage financial affairs. In time she became the [[brothel]] madam's indispensable right-hand woman. In this capacity, she bore witness to all the secret deal-making, political manipulation, and scandal among the brothel's patrons, and learned the true power of the Madam of La Dame en Rose.		Choosing to avoid prostitution herself, Bastienne learned to read, write, and manage financial affairs. In time she became the [[brothel]] madam's indispensable right-hand woman. In this capacity, she bore witness to all the secret deal-making, political manipulation, and scandal among the brothel's patrons, and learned the true power of the Madam of ''La Dame en Rose''.

	Engaged once, she ultimately avoided the altar, realizing it would deprive her of the freedom she had carefully cultivated for herself. She instead inherited the brothel following her mentor's death, and took private pleasure in seeing the bullies and hypocrites of her childhood become her paying patrons once more.		Engaged once, she ultimately avoided the altar, realizing it would deprive her of the freedom she had carefully cultivated for herself. She instead inherited the brothel following her mentor's death, and took private pleasure in seeing the bullies and hypocrites of her childhood become her paying patrons once more.

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	An intelligent, outwardly outgoing woman, [[Bastienne Josèphe]] had many acquaintances and few friends. Born free and raised by her mother, a [[~~Courtesans~~\|prostitute]] at [[La Dame en Rose]], Bastienne made her first friends by selling glimpses of illicit acts to local children, but was shunned and labeled as morally corrupt as a young teenager.		An intelligent, outwardly outgoing woman, [[Bastienne Josèphe]] had many acquaintances and few friends. Born free and raised by her mother, a [[Courtesan\|prostitute]] at [[La Dame en Rose]], Bastienne made her first friends by selling glimpses of illicit acts to local children, but was shunned and labeled as morally corrupt as a young teenager.

	Choosing to avoid prostitution herself, Bastienne learned to read, write, and manage financial affairs. In time she became the brothel ~~madam’s~~ indispensable right-hand woman. In this capacity, she bore witness to all the secret deal-making, political manipulation, and scandal among the ~~brothel’s~~ patrons, and learned the true power of the Madam of La Dame en Rose.		Choosing to avoid prostitution herself, Bastienne learned to read, write, and manage financial affairs. In time she became the [[brothel]] madam's indispensable right-hand woman. In this capacity, she bore witness to all the secret deal-making, political manipulation, and scandal among the brothel's patrons, and learned the true power of the Madam of La Dame en Rose.

	Engaged once, she ultimately avoided the altar, realizing it would deprive her of the freedom she had carefully cultivated for herself. She instead inherited the brothel following her ~~mentor’s~~ death, and took private pleasure in seeing the bullies and hypocrites of her childhood become her paying patrons once more.		Engaged once, she ultimately avoided the altar, realizing it would deprive her of the freedom she had carefully cultivated for herself. She instead inherited the brothel following her mentor's death, and took private pleasure in seeing the bullies and hypocrites of her childhood become her paying patrons once more.

	In the successful business the previous madam had built, Josèphe saw potential for something more. Doubling her business, she then used the brothel to undertake two types of action on behalf of [[Maroons]] and [[Slavery\|enslaved]] [[Africa]]ns in Port-au-Prince. She used the proceeds to buy the freedom of slaves, and used the confidential veil of the brothel itself, in tandem with her control over the women who worked there to solicit political favors from powerful clients, including [[Pierre, Marquis de Fayet\|Gouverneur de Fayet]] and the scientist, [[Louis Godin]].		In the successful business the previous madam had built, Josèphe saw potential for something more. Doubling her business, she then used the brothel to undertake two types of action on behalf of [[Maroons]] and [[Slavery\|enslaved]] [[Africa]]ns in Port-au-Prince. She used the proceeds to buy the freedom of slaves, and used the confidential veil of the brothel itself, in tandem with her control over the women who worked there to solicit political favors from powerful clients, including [[Pierre, Marquis de Fayet\|Gouverneur de Fayet]] and the scientist, [[Louis Godin]].

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	Engaged once, she ultimately avoided the altar, realizing it would deprive her of the freedom she had carefully cultivated for herself. She instead inherited the brothel following her mentor’s death, and took private pleasure in seeing the bullies and hypocrites of her childhood become her paying patrons once more.		Engaged once, she ultimately avoided the altar, realizing it would deprive her of the freedom she had carefully cultivated for herself. She instead inherited the brothel following her mentor’s death, and took private pleasure in seeing the bullies and hypocrites of her childhood become her paying patrons once more.

	In the successful business the previous madam had built, Josèphe saw potential for something more. Doubling her business, she then used the brothel to undertake two types of action on behalf of [[Maroons]] and [[Slavery\|enslaved]] [[Africa]]ns in [[Port-au-Prince]]. She used the proceeds to buy the ~~freemdom~~ of slaves, and used the confidential veil of the brothel itself, in tandem with her control over the women who worked there to solicit political favors from powerful clients, including [[Pierre, Marquis de Fayet\|Gouverneur de Fayet]] and the scientist, [[Louis Godin]].		In the successful business the previous madam had built, Josèphe saw potential for something more. Doubling her business, she then used the brothel to undertake two types of action on behalf of [[Maroons]] and [[Slavery\|enslaved]] [[Africa]]ns in Port-au-Prince. She used the proceeds to buy the freedom of slaves, and used the confidential veil of the brothel itself, in tandem with her control over the women who worked there to solicit political favors from powerful clients, including [[Pierre, Marquis de Fayet\|Gouverneur de Fayet]] and the scientist, [[Louis Godin]].

	In 1735, she met [[Adéwalé]] for the first time, and the two became uneasy partners in helping [[Augustin Dieufort]] and the Maroon cause. It does seem that a friendship developed between them, but it is unclear to what extent.		In 1735, she met [[Adéwalé]] for the first time, and the two became uneasy partners in helping [[Augustin Dieufort]] and the Maroon cause. It does seem that a friendship developed between them, but it is unclear to what extent.

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	In the successful business the previous madam had built, Josèphe saw potential for something more. Doubling her business, she then used the brothel to undertake two types of action on behalf of [[Maroons]] and [[Slavery\|enslaved]] [[Africa]]ns in [[Port-au-Prince]]. She used the proceeds to buy the freemdom of slaves, and used the confidential veil of the brothel itself, in tandem with her control over the women who worked there to solicit political favors from powerful clients, including [[Pierre, Marquis de Fayet\|Gouverneur de Fayet]] and the scientist, [[Louis Godin]].		In the successful business the previous madam had built, Josèphe saw potential for something more. Doubling her business, she then used the brothel to undertake two types of action on behalf of [[Maroons]] and [[Slavery\|enslaved]] [[Africa]]ns in [[Port-au-Prince]]. She used the proceeds to buy the freemdom of slaves, and used the confidential veil of the brothel itself, in tandem with her control over the women who worked there to solicit political favors from powerful clients, including [[Pierre, Marquis de Fayet\|Gouverneur de Fayet]] and the scientist, [[Louis Godin]].

			In 1735, she met [[Adéwalé]] for the first time, and the two became uneasy partners in helping [[Augustin Dieufort]] and the Maroon cause. It does seem that a friendship developed between them, but it is unclear to what extent.

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Born: 1690s, near Port-au-Prince<br>
Died: Unknown

An intelligent, outwardly outgoing woman, [[Bastienne Josèphe]] had many acquaintances and few friends. Born free and raised by her mother, a [[Courtesans|prostitute]] at [[La Dame en Rose]], Bastienne made her first friends by selling glimpses of illicit acts to local children, but was shunned and labeled as morally corrupt as a young teenager.

Choosing to avoid prostitution herself, Bastienne learned to read, write, and manage financial affairs. In time she became the brothel madam’s indispensable right-hand woman. In this capacity, she bore witness to all the secret deal-making, political manipulation, and scandal among the brothel’s patrons, and learned the true power of the Madam of La Dame en Rose.

Engaged once, she ultimately avoided the altar, realizing it would deprive her of the freedom she had carefully cultivated for herself. She instead inherited the brothel following her mentor’s death, and took private pleasure in seeing the bullies and hypocrites of her childhood become her paying patrons once more.

In the successful business the previous madam had built, Josèphe saw potential for something more. Doubling her business, she then used the brothel to undertake two types of action on behalf of [[Maroons]] and [[Slavery|enslaved]] [[Africa]]ns in [[Port-au-Prince]]. She used the proceeds to buy the freemdom of slaves, and used the confidential veil of the brothel itself, in tandem with her control over the women who worked there to solicit political favors from powerful clients, including [[Pierre, Marquis de Fayet|Gouverneur de Fayet]] and the scientist, [[Louis Godin]].

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[[Category:Animus Omega database entries]]
[[Category:Database: People]]