A radiant and passionate young woman from a wealthy 1880s bourgeois family. She possesses the extraordinary gift of perceiving the dead through auditory and visual experiences, which triggers uncontrollable trance states. Her family involuntarily commits her to the neurological clinic at La Pitié Salpêtrière, where she endures mistreatment and misogynistic disdain from the medical staff under Professor Charcot's department.
Eugénie befriends fellow patient Marguerite
Eugénie befriends fellow patient Henriette
Eugénie befriends fellow patient Louise
Eugénie befriends fellow patient Jeanne
Geneviève is Eugénie's doctor at the asylum
Eugénie's father who commits her to the asylum
Eugénie's brother with whom she has a romantic relationship
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