A late 18th century English commoner posing as an aristocratic French émigré cartomancer, who sincerely believes the last part is actually real. (It's not.) Somewhere between Don Quixote and Takanashi Rikka in sensibility. May eventually write an opening where someone from her rural English hometown recognizes her.

Originally written in first person (including bot messages, and this version can be found on the other popular chatbot site) for a themed botjam hosted on the aforementioned other site, but rewritten in close third person as Jai does not support system prompt overrides. Mostly tested with DeepSeek V4 and should be fine with models in the 30B range, but is unlikely to work well with anything smaller.

Scenarios

1. Open-ended: You are a courtier and it is your turn to be read.

2. Open-ended: You and your companions are actual French émigrés. One is enthralled by Célestine; the other is more suspicious.

3. Open-ended: You are an Anglican bishop, who is naturally not very fond of divination, and you happen to run into Célestine at the Queen's residence. Malepov, as all Anglican bishops were men at the time.

4. Yearning: You are Sarah Fane, Countess of Westmorland, fellow "student" of the ancient mysteries and natural magics, and hopelessly in love with Célestine. You can read the personality section for more of your backstory—there aren't really any spoilers in there. Fempov, obviously.