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| + | George Gracey (Father in Law) <br/> |
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| + | Abigail Gracey (Mother in Law|first_seen = The Haunted Mansion (2003)|voice(s) = Marsha Thompson|alternate_versions = Sara Evers |
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| − | <blockquote>''"Yes, my dear heart; I will marry you. I will love you for all eternity. And tonight, at last, we will be together. I do!"'' |
+ | <blockquote>''"Yes, my dear heart; I will marry you. I will love you for all eternity. And tonight, at last, we will be together. I do!"''</blockquote> |
| + | <blockquote>—Elizabeth Henshaw's letter to Edward Gracey</blockquote> |
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| + | ==History== |
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| ⚫ | Elizabeth Henshaw was the multiracial daughter of a servant at [[Gracey Manor (film version)|Gracey Manor]]. She fell in love with [[Edward Gracey]] and they planned to marry. She was murdered by the butler [[Ramsley]], who gave her a poisoned cup of wine. After she died, her spirit remained in the mansion as an orb (or "ghost ball"). Ramsley also gave Master Gracey a false letter from Elizabeth that he had penned himself. (Elizabeth's real letter says that she loves Master Gracey, and that she will marry him.) This false letter led Master Gracey to believe that Elizabeth had never loved him, which caused him to hang himself from the ceiling of the mansion in his grief. But despite the letter, he still loves her, and anxiously awaits her return, which was prophesied by a gypsy woman named [[Madame Leota]]. |
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| + | Unknown to her husband, her spirit remained in the mansion, manifesting as a ghost orb. She's first encountered by Megan and Michael Evers, and they lead them to the attic, where they discover her portrait. They meet Ezra and Emma and they tell them what happened to her. Thus, Megan, Michael, and their father Jim must find out the truth, or their mother, [[Sara Evers|Sara]], will follow in her footsteps. |
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| ⚫ | Elizabeth Henshaw was the multiracial daughter of a servant at [[Gracey Manor (film version)|Gracey Manor]]. She fell in love with [[Edward Gracey]] and they planned to marry. She was murdered by the butler [[Ramsley]], who gave her a poisoned cup of wine. After she died, her spirit remained in the mansion as an orb (or "ghost ball"). Ramsley also gave Master Gracey a false letter from Elizabeth that he had penned himself. (Elizabeth's real letter says that she loves Master Gracey,and that she will marry him.) This false letter led Master Gracey to believe that Elizabeth had never loved him, |
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When the truth was made known about what Ramsley had done to Elizabeth, he was pulled into [[Hell]] and she was released from her orb form. She reunited with Edward and they ascended to [[Heaven]] with the rest of the spirits. |
When the truth was made known about what Ramsley had done to Elizabeth, he was pulled into [[Hell]] and she was released from her orb form. She reunited with Edward and they ascended to [[Heaven]] with the rest of the spirits. |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| − | [[File:Bride_promo_card.jpg|thumb|left|137px|"The Bride" promo card for the film]] |
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| + | * Elizabeth is similar to [[Emily de Claire]], from the [[Haunted Mansion (comics)|Haunted Mansion comics]] from Slave Labor Graphics. Both fell in love with the owner of the mansion. Both were killed the night before their wedding. Both remained there, in the afterlife. |
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| + | == Gallery == |
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| + | Bride promo card.jpg |
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| + | Edward and Elizabeth.png |
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| + | </gallery>[[Category:Brides]] |
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Revision as of 23:54, 3 May 2020
Edward Gracey carrying Elizabeth's body
"Yes, my dear heart; I will marry you. I will love you for all eternity. And tonight, at last, we will be together. I do!"
—Elizabeth Henshaw's letter to Edward Gracey
Elizabeth Henshaw is a character portrayed by Marsha Thomason in the 2003 film, inspired by the ghostly Bride from the attraction.
History
Elizabeth Henshaw was the multiracial daughter of a servant at Gracey Manor. She fell in love with Edward Gracey and they planned to marry. She was murdered by the butler Ramsley, who gave her a poisoned cup of wine. After she died, her spirit remained in the mansion as an orb (or "ghost ball"). Ramsley also gave Master Gracey a false letter from Elizabeth that he had penned himself. (Elizabeth's real letter says that she loves Master Gracey, and that she will marry him.) This false letter led Master Gracey to believe that Elizabeth had never loved him, which caused him to hang himself from the ceiling of the mansion in his grief. But despite the letter, he still loves her, and anxiously awaits her return, which was prophesied by a gypsy woman named Madame Leota.
Unknown to her husband, her spirit remained in the mansion, manifesting as a ghost orb. She's first encountered by Megan and Michael Evers, and they lead them to the attic, where they discover her portrait. They meet Ezra and Emma and they tell them what happened to her. Thus, Megan, Michael, and their father Jim must find out the truth, or their mother, Sara, will follow in her footsteps.
When the truth was made known about what Ramsley had done to Elizabeth, he was pulled into Hell and she was released from her orb form. She reunited with Edward and they ascended to Heaven with the rest of the spirits.
Trivia
- Elizabeth is similar to Emily de Claire, from the Haunted Mansion comics from Slave Labor Graphics. Both fell in love with the owner of the mansion. Both were killed the night before their wedding. Both remained there, in the afterlife.
Gallery
