- “My angel of death.”
- ―Jean[src]
Claudine was a Slayer active in Paris during the French Revolution. A man named Jean was her Watcher and lover.[1]
Biography[]
- “You made me... a killer. A cold blooded murderer.”
- ―Claudine[src]
Claudine lived in Paris during the height of the French Revolution. She was tricked by Jean, her Watcher, into killing an aristocrat by telling her he was a vampire who fed from the poor.[1]
Afterward, she confronted her Watcher, who confessed he intended her to hunt down every aristocrat in hiding. However, Claudine rejected Jean and left him, overwhelmed with guilt for having killed a human.[1]
Claudine eventually died while fighting a vampire. She tried to stake him, but he overpowered her, flipped her onto the ground, then picked her up and snapped her neck, killing her.[2]
Behind the scenes[]
- While no dates were specified in her appearances, her story in "The Innocent" is identified as during "the height of the French Revolution," which took place between the years 1789 to 1799.
- Claudine is among other eight French Slayers introduced in the Buffyverse: Adja, Eliane de Shaunde, Maria Regina, Marie-Christine Du Lac, Marguerite Allard, Marie Siegner, an unidentified Slayer, and Adelaide.
Appearances[]
- "The Innocent"
- Lost and Found (Only in flashbacks)
- Note from the Underground, Part Three (Only in visions)
- Twilight, Part Three (Only in flashbacks)