Supporting character, Richard's fiance (arranged marriage)

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Female

Long, down to the small of her back, and slightly wavy

Auburn

5'6"

Freckles on the bridge of her nose and on her forearms

Slender, but with more musculature than an average noblewoman

White, pale

Human

Golden brown

Impatient; headstrong; talks without thinking sometimes; talks too much;

Very controlled in terms of facial expressions, or at least tries to be. Will squeeze her hands together sometimes, rather than wave them around while speaking

Love
Freedom

"Not like other girls", thinks most other girls (especially other noblewomen) are shallow and petty
Men are stupid

Archery
Swordsmanship (swordswomanship?)
Riding (horses, get ya mind out of the gutter)

Riding (horses)
Practicing her archery and swordsmanship, when she can
Embroidery

Forest green

Either her bow or her sword, but probably her bow

A sword that belonged to her grandfather and was passed down to her

Doesn't really have one, to be honest

Noblewoman(?)

French nobility, so

Professes to be Christian

None

Peregrine Falcon

June 17

Marie is the only child of the Duponts, which is part of the reason she was able to get away with learning everything she did. She started to learn horseback riding at a young age, although at first she only learned sidesaddle. As she grew older, she convinced the horse-master to teach her to ride astride. Before he died, her grandfather taught her the basics of swordsmanship and archery, and she has continued in these practices since he died, getting help when and if she can. She has to keep these "hobbies" hidden, since they are not considered proper for a woman of her age and station to learn. Her parents arranged with Richard's aunt to have Marie marry Richard, even though Marie has absolutely no interest in Richard, or in men at all in general. She will, however, submit to the marriage if she must. She doesn't think she has much of a choice.

All the education a noblewoman should have, and then some, since she would sneak around the grounds of the family home and get lessons in things that a "noblewoman shouldn't learn", like swords and archery

Richard Plantagenet of Shrewsbury