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Queenie

An outspoken human voodoo doll among the dwindling descendants of Salem survivors.

Queenie is a student at an all-girls boarding school in New Orleans in 2013, sent there to learn to control her powers after discovering she is a witch. She is described as an outspoken human voodoo doll, one of the dwindling descendants of the witches who survived the Salem witch trials. At the school, she meets other students including Zoe Benson, narcissistic movie star Madison Montgomery, and enigmatic telepath Nan, and becomes entangled with a good-natured college student named Kyle Spencer. The school is run by headmistress Cordelia Foxx, head of the Witches Council and eccentric fashionista Myrtle Snow, and the mute butler Spalding.

Quick Facts

Character role
Outspoken human voodoo doll
First appears
American Horror Story: Coven (Season 3)

Lore & Background

Set in New Orleans in 2013, Queenie is one of the students at an all-girls boarding school designed to protect young witches. She is described as an 'outspoken human voodoo doll,' possessing a unique supernatural nature that distinguishes her from her peers like Madison Montgomery and Nan. The season depicts the struggle for survival among these descendants of Salem survivors, who are often targeted by outside forces including voodoo practitioners. Queenie's existence is defined by this constant threat and her role within the academy run by Cordelia Foxx, Myrtle Snow, and the Supreme Fiona Goode.

Reader's Guide

She is characterized specifically as an 'outspoken human voodoo doll.' She is one of the students learning to control their powers at the school run by headmistress Cordelia Foxx. The environment she inhabits is one of survival against external violence from groups like voodoo practitioners.

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