What is the relationship between Beauregard Langdon and Tate Langdon in American Horror Story?
In American Horror Story, Beauregard 'Beau' Langdon and Tate Langdon are siblings, sons of Constance and Hugo Langdon. Both are depicted as spirits in the Murder House, with Beau characterized as a gentle, innocent entity.
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What is the significance of Beau's character in the narrative of American Horror Story?
Beauregard 'Beau' Langdon, a character in American Horror Story, is the offspring of Constance and Hugo Langdon, and sibling to Tate, Adelaide, and Rose. Portrayed by Sam Kinsey, Beau's character stands out as a kind and innocent spirit among the ghosts of the Murder House, adding a touch of innocence to the show's narrative.
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How does Beauregard's character differ from other ghosts in the Murder House?
Distinct from other ghosts in the Murder House, Beauregard Langdon, or 'Beau', was a gentle, innocent spirit. He was confined to the attic by his mother during his lifetime. Beau's demise came from suffocation, a deed done by Larry Harvey under Constance's instructions, who falsely asserts he passed away naturally. Beau's spirit remains ensnared in the attic of the house.
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Who portrayed the character of Beauregard Langdon in American Horror Story?
In the series American Horror Story, the character Beauregard Langdon, also known as Beau, is portrayed by Sam Kinsey. He is recognized as the son of Constance and Hugo Langdon and is characterized by his innocence and kindness.
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How did Beauregard Langdon die in American Horror Story?
In 1994, Beauregard 'Beau' Langdon from American Horror Story met his end in the Murder House. His mother, Constance Langdon, was indirectly responsible for his death, with Larry Harvey executing the act.
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Background[]
Beauregard ("Beau" for short) was kept chained in the attic by his mother when his family lived in the Murder House. He was smothered with a pillow by Larry Harvey at Constance's request. However, Constance refuses to admit this, instead saying he died of natural causes. His spirit is currently trapped within the house's attic. Constance was going to be charged with child neglect, meaning Beau would be institutionalized by Child Protection Services, and she couldn't bear the thought of "them taking away" her family. It was, however, 1994, the year in which Tate committed the Westfield High massacre. Later on, Constance visits him and tells him they will be separated because of Joe Escandarian's plan to tear the house down.
Appearance[]
He is afflicted with craniodiaphyseal dysplasia and seems to suffer a mental disability as well. He is very friendly in all of his encounters with other people, despite the horrific conditions his mother has kept him in.
Story[]
Home Invasion - Beau's red ball is seen rolling out into the basement after playing with Adelaide.
Open House - Violet sees him while in the attic. She is startled by him, although he seemingly just wanted to play with her, since he just rolled his ball towards her.
Rubber Man - Violet plays with him in the basement and is found by Ben, who asks who she is talking to, though she says no one and the two go upstairs. Hayden also rolls the red ball to him while sitting on the basement floor. Vivien later sees the red ball roll towards her in the hallway, and picks it up, though Beau is nowhere to be found.
Afterbirth - Beau jumps from the attic and scares Stacey Ramos. It is unknown if he did this by coincidence or if he was involved in the Harmons' plan to scare them away.
Return to Murder House - Beau attacks Madison before being told off by Billie Dean. He is seen again during a flashback to Constance's suicide, where he and Tate comforted her. These events are later reversed by Mallory.
Quotes[]
Beauregard Langdon: "Nnnghhh!"
Beauregard Langdon: "Play!"
Notes[]
In "Home Invasion", Adelaide is seen playing with a ball in the basement, and the ball mysteriously returns to her. It was the same red ball Beau passed to Larry and later Violet to play with him in "Open House". After these three instances, it seems that Adelaide was just playing with her brother Beau, and that Beau can appear in both the attic and basement.
