Margolynn probably does “smooth out” the crows feet a little. Knocks a decade off most days and more when she’s on the prowl. Lol<br/><br/>When someone spends as much time in other people’s skins, it takes a toll. It’s entirely possible Margolynn Chambers isn’t even her real name, as she has spent decades hopping from life to life. When not “acting”, she behaves very much like a woman of noble upbringing if not outright noble lineage. But then she has explained this away a number of times and ways, explaining she was a wealthy merchants daughter who had her properly educated, that she was a whipping girl for a baroness’s daughter, that she was a chamber maid’s daughter who picked up the trappings of the nobles, etc...<br/><br/>She’s a habitual liar who lost the actual truth of the matter back in her twenties. But... given that understanding Her opinions are,<br/><br/><strong>Yulia</strong>: Margolynn feels sorry for her, while at the same time remains fascinated. Most of Margo’s life has been figuring out how to insert herself into the lives and affections of others. She prefers to hide in plain sight as close to her enemies as possible and so one who runs is an interesting character study.<br/><br/>She makes no bones about the fact she has a certain attraction to the Witch, though her affections are as with most things Margolynn, a little unusual. It’s hard to tell if she dotes on Yulia because she is attracted to her as a person or wonders what it feels like to walk the night in her body. In the event Yulia dies, Margolynn HAS already decided she’s going to steal her face...<br/><br/><strong>Lissa</strong>: Margolynn likes Lissa and frankly considers her a favorite drinking companion. There is the old adage, “Honor Amongst Thieves” and Margolynn certainly feels a kinship with her, as they are both thieves of a sort. Lissa simply has the decency to halt her pilfering at a persons belongings, while Margolynn steals lives.<br/><br/>Margo is an excellent actress and so knows full well that despite Lissa’s protest that she finds the group tedious, they fill a void in her life.<br/><br/><strong>Adrian</strong>: So pretty... She remains playfully aloof on the road and claims to be immune to his charms. At the same time she has come to him many times wearing the face of a village girl or local harlot. Margo has no doubt he has even known it was her a few times but played along.<br/><br/>His bravado and heavy handed chivalry are refreshing for someone who keeps her own counsel. And again... he’s so pretty.<br/><br/><strong>Galathir</strong>: Trustworthy and entertaining on the road. Margolynn believes that she sees potential in the two misfits, Galathir and Yulia, and that if there is a fair and just Fate, some day they may settle down, loving each other when the world fears them.<br/><br/>At least... that is what she imagines on good days when she daydreams of years to come for her companions. On bad days, she fights the urge to wear Yulia’s form and see what kind of face he makes when he spills his seed.