Emmeline Denford

[Emmeline Denford]

| ~ • ~ | Character Basics | ~ • ~ |

.:Name:. Emmeline Denford
.:Nick Name:. Emma, Emme
.:Rank:. Middle Class
.:Age:.

| ~ • ~ | Appearance | ~ • ~ |

.:Physical Appearance:. Emmeline is a medium hight woman, who has a slim build and naturally tanned skin. Her hair is a little lighter in the summer, and a little darker in the winter. She has wide eyes.
.:Height:. 5'6"
.:Portrayed by:. Alicia Vikander

| ~ • ~ | Personality | ~ • ~ |

.:Personality:. Emmeline has been sheltered for most of her life, and is surprised by how the 'real world' works out side of the country estate she was raised on. While she is practical and smart, her sheltered life hinders her sometimes as she is caught off guard about some things.
.:Skills:. Sewing, housekeeping, chores, house management, works well with children.
.:Weaknesses:. Hates dishes. Not much of a cook. Sheltered life.

| ~ • ~ | History | ~ • ~ |

.:Birthplace:. Hertfordshire
.:Family:. None left alive.
.:Occupation:. House Keeper of sorts.
.:History:. Her father was the third son, of the fourth son, of the Baron of Segwick. Which let her have close enough ties to nobility to make her life easier, but not so close she benefited from it in any other way. Her parents died early on from cholera, leaving her and her brother to be taken in by her Aunt. When her brother turned 15, he went to London to try to find work. Within 2 years later, she received word that he had been arrested for stealing. Shocked, Emmeline rushed to London to try and help her brother. Whoever, by the time she arrived he had been sent to a Newgate Prison. She tried to get word of how he was, but just weeks later she found out that he had died from sickness. Heart broken, and angry at the system who has sent a kid to his death, she made a plan to expose the people who did this for the heartless aggressors that they were.

| ~ • ~ | Member Info | ~ • ~ |

.:Name or Online Alias:. Duchess
.:Your Pronouns:. she/her
.:Are you 18+:. yes
.:How Did You Find Us:. Butterfly in the sky . . . I can go twice as high . . . with a look, in a book . . . reading rainbow

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