Invited to a masked ball, you must decide which historical character to assume.
The first candidate is Geneviève de Brabant, the chaste wife of Siegfried of Treves falsely accused of adultery by a scorned suitor. According to the tale, she escaped a sentence of death to live in a cave for six years. She was finally discovered and it turns out you have been exonerated of the charge. Fortunately, you escaped the fate of the real-life person the tale is based on, Marie of Brabant, who was ordered beheaded by her gullible husband.
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Your second option is Empress Josephine de Beauharnais. Fortunately, other than the divorce to Napoleon and a narrow escape from an assassin’s bomb plot, she did not suffer Brabant’s fate.
Your third option is Helen of Troy, whose kidnapping matches up with your own “kitnapping.”
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You ultimately decide none of them is a fit for you. For once, an escape from type-casting! Imagine the trouble that would have ensued if Paris had decided!