<strong>Name:</strong>Marie d'Astineau<br/><strong>Gender:</strong>Female<br/><strong>Class:</strong>Rogue 1<br/><strong>Race:</strong>Human<br/><strong>Alignment:</strong>Chaotic Good<br/><strong>Age:</strong>21<br/><strong>Height &amp; Weight:</strong>5'10" & 164 lbs.<br/><br/><strong>Sexual Orientation: </strong>Bisexual (mostly untested)<br/><br/><strong>Sexual Nature: </strong>Feigned indifference. Instilled with pride, Marie would not condescend to betray attraction to another who might be less worthy unless it was dragged out of her by circumstance. More than a few have caught her eye, but she would hardly spoil her family name by public affection outside of courtship.<br/><br/><strong>Appearance: </strong>Marie is relatively tall and average in frame, but dense with muscle. Her body is athletic and curvy enough to elicit attention, but no more than "average." Her skin is a rosy, healthy shade of pink, and her eyes are a striking brown. Marie's nearly black hair is well-pinned and maintained.<br/><br/><strong>Personality &amp; Motives: </strong>Marie bears herself almost regally. She remains constantly divided between the innate desire to do her family name proud and well by fitting into society, and in indulging and pursuing her whim. She very consciously strives to walk the line between acting on her fantasies and being respectable, but finds it difficult to adhere to the latter. Were it not her love for her father, she would likely abandon all pretense of expectation under the pressure of her desire. Marie remains mostly polite in polite society, and dissuades those who would like to pursue her with disinterest and sharp remarks to the persistent. Despite her interests in living differently, Marie is quite generous with her wealth and is very affable with those who catch her attention.<br/><br/><strong>Background/Concept:</strong>Raised with stories of heroics and the fanciful adventures of the more iconic do-gooders of the nobility, Marie would like nothing more than to be a renowned hero and roguish swordsman. Spoiled by her widower father (widowed before dim memory could attach her to Marie), she has been raised with full knowledge and training with the sword. Her father wants nothing more than for her daughter to be happy, and puts no pressure on her, but Marie feels that she must repay her father's kindness by not casting any disrespect from society onto him. She knows that he is also a very lonely man outside of her and is committed to keeping him happy, though she unconsciously feels pity toward his lack of cavalier spirit. Marie is able and ready to pursue adventure and misadventure alike, and has caught more than a few snippets of knowledge from other trouble-makers amongst the nobility without yet catching the reputation.<br/><br/><strong>Money &amp; Items:</strong>Marie's family is well off without being lavish or poor - they are very comfortable. Marie's most valued possessions are: an excellent rapier, given to her for her 13th birthday by her father (which great anticipation and wonder) that she endeavors to keep on her person under voluminous dresses; an elegant necklace of onyx, one of her mother's favorite pieces of jewelry; and the set of ignoble tools she obtained from a dubious fellow that she can't summon the will to use or bear throwing away.<br/><br/><strong>Character Link:</strong>http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=163296 (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=163296)