Amie was a young woman living during the bubonic plague, a time when fear and uncertainty spread throughout communities. As the disease swept through the surrounding areas, people grew increasingly suspicious of one another, and even families struggled to know whom they could trust. Amie became part of a small group alongside Lumiere and the twins, and together, they faced the dangers and challenges of surviving during the outbreak. Although the world around them was filled with sickness and uncertainty, their group gave them a chance to rely on one another when they needed it most. As conditions worsened, Amie would discover just how much courage it took to survive in a world where danger could be waiting around every corner.

Lumiere was a young man living during the bubonic plague, trying to navigate a world where fear and uncertainty had become part of everyday life. As the disease spread, communities grew increasingly desperate, and survival became more difficult with each passing day. Despite the dangers surrounding him, Lumiere became part of a group alongside Amie and the twins, bringing them together as they struggled to survive the outbreak. With so much uncertainty ahead of them, the group had to learn to rely on one another and face the challenges that came their way. In a world where safety was never guaranteed, Lumiere and his companions would have to find the strength to keep moving forward, even when hope seemed far away.

Garçon was one of the ten-year-old twins living during the bubonic plague. Despite his young age, he found himself caught in a world filled with fear, uncertainty, and danger. Alongside his twin and the others in their group, including Lumiere and Amie, Garçon had to face the frightening reality of surviving during an outbreak. Being so young meant there was still much he didn’t understand about the world around him, but he had his companions by his side as they tried to make it through each day. In a time when the future was uncertain and safety was never guaranteed, Garçon’s journey would test his courage and resilience.

Fille was one of the ten-year-old twins living during the bubonic plague. Alongside her twin brother, Garçon, she found herself caught in a world filled with fear, uncertainty, and danger. As the disease spread, Fille joined her brother and the others in their group, including Lumiere and Amie, as they struggled to survive the outbreak. Though she was still young and had much to learn about the harsh realities of the world, Fille had her twin by her side, giving her someone familiar to depend on when everything else felt frightening. Together with their companions, the twins would have to face the challenges of a world where safety and hope were becoming increasingly difficult to find.

Écrivain was a young writer who made his living through his writing shop, where he spent his days putting words to paper and creating stories of his own. Inspired by the world around him, he found comfort in writing, using it as a way to express his thoughts and make sense of the people he encountered. As the bubonic plague began spreading, however, the world outside his shop became increasingly dangerous, and the life he had grown accustomed to was thrown into uncertainty. Unlike those who traveled from place to place, Écrivain remained mostly at his shop, trying to continue his work despite the growing fear surrounding him. With his writing as both his livelihood and his passion, he would have to face a world where even the simplest routines could no longer be taken for granted.

Hélène was a devoted mother who valued her family’s safety and reputation above all else. Living during the bubonic plague, she found herself in a time when fear and uncertainty could turn even the smallest decisions into matters of life and death. Pregnant with another child, Hélène carried the additional worry of protecting both herself and her unborn baby in a world where sickness was spreading rapidly. Though she cared deeply for her family, her strict beliefs and expectations sometimes made it difficult for her to understand the choices of those around her. As the plague spread and the world beyond her home grew increasingly dangerous, Hélène struggled to maintain control over her family’s future, knowing that the arrival of her new child would bring both hope and uncertainty into their lives. Mother of Rue