Elowynn | Doe | Royal

Surrendered to the group for re-homing



“Amber Champagne Fawn”
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Name: Élowynn
Gender: Female
Age: 11
Height: Glenmore Height (10.2HH)
Type: Light Body. Rather elegant and dainty.
Use: Western Isles RP. At this point thinking Glenmore?

Notes/Future Plans:
Appearance
As she develops, I imagine her hair to grow a lot longer, might put a lot more emphasis on the different braids by that point. I have an image of her wearing flowers at some point too; real girly-girl at heart I think. I think her jewellery might change too; she might lose the daggy earrings and go for something more lady-like as she grows older, maybe a necklace of some form. I love the idea of the horn on the girls, but in terms of her own understanding, she can get rather upset and self-conscious over it. She is a very beautiful girl, but with that horn it causes a great deal of conflict with her. Perhaps she will come to accept it in time, was likely teased as a child when it started to grow – outcast by the other kids. Probably has some bearing on her ability to meet others.

Magic
Earthen magic, rather basic at this stage. Mostly has a very minor effect on the growth rate and decline of small plants.

Rough Personality (Will obviously develop as we explore her character more)
- Contrived, quiet and very analytical, Élowynn is hardly one for rash actions. At her core, she is incredibly compassionate and loyal and holds family in very high regard.
- Doesn’t believe in rough-and tumble games like she used to play as a fawn, perhaps deep down, she wishes she still could. Far too concerned with being a ‘lady’, she thinks that’s the right way to be accepted.
- Secretly, a bit of a hopeless romantic.
- Very protective of loved ones. Far more skilful in the art of scorn and quick-wit than fighting, that is the stags job.
- Fascination with birds, also loves to sing to herself. (THESE TRAITS ARE IN TOO MANY OF MY CHARS HAAAA)

This is a lot more blank than I would like it to be, but I am a strong believer of character development through progression. Letting things go organically. That's how all my characters develop; with time and care. it feels wrong to make a rigid base for a character and then have to follow it to the letter. Far too restricting, never fun.

Art (c) stoiske
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