The name "Angelique" would seem to be very rare in French. I wonder how the DS writers came up with it? It would be impossible for me to separate DS associations from the name itself, but it is a beautiful name.
On Thursday this name came up in a surprising context that I wanted to share - I was meeting my friend at a coffeehouse. We both have an interest in family history, and, rather surprisingly, we both have exactly the same countries of origin, which happens to be a rather unusual mixture whether in this part of the country or elsewhere. Both of us have a great grandfather from France. Anyway, my friend was showing me the results of his recent genealogical research, and I probably startled half the patrons near me (not to mention my friend) when I shouted "Angelique! You have an Angelique?!" One of his great-great grandmothers bore that name.
Although my friend has a favorable opinion of DS, he hasn't seen much of it and didn't know the significance of the name until I explained. I was a little embarrassed by my outburst, but I remain somewhat envious, I can't help it. As I told my friend, I would give anything to have an "Angelique" in my ancestry!
(The closest I can come, though, now that I think of it, is a great-great grandmother in the French line who was named "Marguerite." Now if I should discover that she practiced witchcraft, that would be very interesting!)