<div class="floatleft">(https://i-h1.pinimg.com/564x/61/6b/cc/616bcc73b828885e4c11a2547b956db1.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>Simonette Hayfarne</strong></span><br/><br/>Onette is the daughter of Ruthe hayfarne, proprietress of hte Dancing Donkey Alehouse. She works there was one of the serving girls, though has been known to provide some musical accompaniment (while her mother glowers like an angry badger at anyone who offers catcalls.) She's also been seen helping old Man Yarnle stock his produce in hte Open Market, and has probably been seen attending services at the templeo f Tymora.<br/><br/><strong>Personality:</strong>Despite her ancestry, Onette was basically "raised human," which has not always been for the best. She feels the kinship with the elves and half-elves of the community, but suspects a lot of them look down on her (she has no confirmation for this, mind...) She has a lot of her mothers' personality; good with numbers, a dedication to craft, and when her temper is up, she can go all night. She doesn't know anything about her father besides that he's "some elf" (She'd like to know more) but it's possibly from him that she gets her slow temper, at least compared to her mothers' - she'd rather talk things out than fling a tankard at someone's head. Odette also has a certain fondness for "breaking the rules," more just to see if she can succeed than out of any maliciousness or perversity.<br/><br/><strong>Appearance:</strong>Onette wears her strawberry blonde hair short and plain, in a typical human style, but besides that her elvish heritage is plain as day; pointed ears, fair skin that, if allowed, tans to a warm sandlewood hue, with amber eyes and a lithe dancer's frame that many girls her age would kill for... Aside from the two rather generous gifts she got from her mother, that is. Her garments are plain but well-made, usually in a dirndl, though with the pleated skirts pinned up high enough to catch a few roving eyes. Though hse doesn't carry them about town, she fancies she'd have to take her lute and her mothers' rapier with her were she to travel.