| abstract | - Around the end of 1813 or the beginning of 1814, the Napoleonic army moved through the city in which Violane and her parents lived in. Violane and her family were shot by soldiers after her father fought against the troops taking their food without paying him. Violane was only 16 years old at the time. She had black hair and turquoise eyes. When she awoke, only one of the soldiers that murdered her family were present: The immortal Louis Ducharde. Since her house was on fire and the people in town had seen Violane and her family die, Louis took her to Paris. Louis promised her a life as a lady, but instead he forced her into prostitution. One day Violane had an enough and ran away from Louis Ducharde, but as destitute as she was she couldn't change her current lifestyle. End of November 1815 she met in Paris with Duncan MacLeod, which brought them to the priest Darius also immortal. Darius took them to a student, she helped him in his hospital to treat wounded and sick and showed great skill. After a few months, however Violane became restless, so Darius sent her his immortal friend Marie and her mortal husband,[Hubert Guilliard. The two had an estate south of Paris, and brought Violane at the things that they could not learn from Darius. Two years lived in the Violane Guilliards, then one night she stole the savings of Hubert and Marie and burned with a worker from a neighboring farm. Left to their Violane quickly realized that her youthful appearance you do not let many chances as an independent healer. So she transferred eventually return to a life on the road. In 1832, she again met Duncan MacLeod. They attacked him, but he defeated them with ease, and once again offered her his help. He beheaded Violane in self-defense.
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