<em>Name:</em>Lady Charlotte "Lotte" Riddington<br/><em>Age:</em>16 going on 17; I intend for her first visit at the Teahouse to be her birthday.<br/><em>Gender:</em>Female<br/><em>Sexuality:</em>Unknown yet<br/><em>Role:</em>Jane<br/><br/><em><span class="bbc_u">Appearance</span></em><br/>(http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2011/221/7/8/lolita_v___merlot_by_digitallica-d461au4.jpg)<br/><em>Eyes:</em>Amethyst<br/><em>Hair:</em>Fiery red<br/><em>Skin:</em>Porcelain and flawless<br/><em>Scars:</em>None; her skin is smooth and unmarred<br/><em>Tattoos:</em>None either<br/><em>Facebuild:</em>Oval-ish, though she still hasn't lost all the baby fat on her cheeks.<br/><em>Bodybuild:</em>Petite and a little child-like.<br/><em>Stands at:</em>5'1". She tries to give herself a boost with heels, but being clumsy and all, she tends to fall down a lot when she wears them.<br/><em>Clothing style:</em>Classic victorian. She likes to wear pink dresses, but her mother insists on slowly replacing her wardrobe with 'sensible' colours like black, beige, maroon and navy blue.<br/><br/><em><span class="bbc_u">Information</span></em><br/><em>Personality:</em>Being the youngest child of the Riddington family, Lotte has lived a well-sheltered life. Though an eager scholar and a talented violinist, she is rather naive and innocent in her manners. Lotte is also rather clumsy, which only adds to the vulnerable image she portrays.<br/><em>Likes:</em><br/>- pretty dresses<br/>- macaroons and other sweets<br/>- playing in the garden<br/>- music, and the violin, in particular<br/>- a good book<br/><em>Dislikes:</em><br/>- dogs<br/>- having to act ladylike and mature<br/><em>Small history:</em>As mentioned before, Lotte is the youngest child of Earl Riddington. She has had all the proper training for a lady, except, how do you teach a child to act mature and grown-up? Since young, Lotte has had a private tutor to teach her Latin, French, dance, music, and a little mathematics. Thrilled by the fencing lessons her older brother, Charles, was taking, she insisted on learning too, but stopped quickly. Fencing was too much for the clumsy Lotte to handle.<br/><br/>Though Earl Riddington was determined not to spoil his daughter rotten, he was unable to turn her into a well-mannered and mature young lady. Even Charles, who always complains what a nuissance to the family Lotte was, was deeply protective of his little sister. However, determined to make her more wise, so she would not be taken advantage of in the world of men, Charles has arranged a very special birthday gift for Lotte at the Teahouse. Better to lose her virginity in a respectable and clean institution, than to be brutally raped on the streets of Ivore.<br/><br/><em>Player's O/Os:</em>Click me! (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=107761.0)