| Book of Clients | ||
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| Information | ||
| Typ: | Book | |
| Owner: | Madame Agathe † | |
| Affiliations: | Affair of the Poisons | |
| First Appearance: | Of Blood and Stone | |
The Book of Clients is a book of Madame Agathe where all her clients and the members of the Affair of the Poisons are written in. She held it to document the names of clients she had given aid to.
Contents[]
The book of clients documents Agathe's clients, the services they acquired, and the price they paid for such services. Madame Agathe claimed to have created it as an "insurance" in case she ever needed to have proof of her transactions. However, when the book was confiscated by Marchal and taken to King Louis, it instead resulted in the arrest of various nobles at Versailles.
A closeup of the book showing the Duke of Luxembourg's name.
Sophie de Clermont listed as a noble client.
List of documented clients[]
This non-comprehensive list has some of the names in the Book of Clients that are shown in various close-up scenes in the episode Of Blood and Stone. Names with a question mark have obscured or illegible handwriting, and their spelling has been provided with the best guess.
- S. Beauregard
- Comte de Meund
- Gustave Janquet
- Duc de Luxembourg
- B. St. Loubert
- Thomas Fisier?
- Juliette Goumay
- Corine Itheus?
- Gilles Chanomer?
- Sylvie Gionzes?
- Louise Consigny
- Duc de Sachy?
- G. de Sachy?
- Sophie de Clermont
- Monsieur Parces
- Louis Laudre
- --thais de Giompy?
- Francois Dasque
- Fabien Rosuiol?
- M. Marly Gal--?
- Louis Bladin
- Marquise de Montespan
Other clients[]
These are clients known to have procured poison but whose names are not shown in the Book of Clients.
