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| Letter: Jean Claude to Evelyn | |
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| Chronicle | Milan Chronicle New York Chronicle |
| Game Date | December 13, 2014 |
| Real Date | April 12, 2016 |
| Characters | Jean Claude Danut |
| Locations | Palazzo Augustine Ventrue Correctional Facility |
| Previous Scene | Letter: Jean Claude to Ian (Jean Claude) |
| Next Scene | Maeve's Journal: From Paris to DC (Jean Claude) |
| Content Warnings | Captivity, Gaslighting |
| Original Scene | Letter: Jean Claude to Evelyn |
Letter: Jean Claude to Evelyn is a crossover scene from the Milan Chronicle and New York Chronicle featuring Jean Claude Danut. It depicts Jean Claude terrorizing Evelyn Summerfield by telling her that he knows where she is and could kidnap her at any time..
Scene Summary
Jean Claude sends a letter to Toreador Evelyn Summerfield, scolding her for running away from home and making him worry and search for her. He tells her that he knows where she is now, and that she belongs to him and he will always find her. He tells her that it is impossible for her to forget him and that she deserves better than the Americas, and informs her that she will be coming home to him now.
The letter also tells Evelyn that Jean Claude understands and forgives her, and that all young vampires try to run away. He closes by telling her that he loves her and that she will eventually realize that he is right to control her.
Script Summary
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A letter from Jean Claude to Evelyn Summerfield, December 2014.
 JEAN CLAUDE: My Evelyn, How you have worried me so! You have been very naughty, disappearing as you did. I searched for you after Chicago. I have my friends everywhere, you see. And I found you easily, hidden away as you are in New York now. Did you think that there was a place in this world that you could go where I could not? You belong to me; how easily you try to forget. My foolish girl, you can no more forget me than the blood in your veins, which is all too precious to be wasted among the creatures of the new world. You will be coming home to me now. Do not worry yourself. Arrangements will be made. And all is forgiven, between us. I do understand you. We all try to run, my dove, when we are young and foolish, and before we know the truth of how pointless such pain truly is. I love you, as I love all my things, and I will not allow you to suffer by making these same mistakes. You will find, in time, a tighter leash to be much more to your liking, I assure you. Yours, Jean Claude Danut |
Trivia
- Jean Claude refers to Evelyn "disappearing"; after she was Embraced by Chason Wells in Chicago, Evelyn escaped from him and Jean Claude and found Ian Kross, with whom she then fled to New York.