Name: Sirantha Eden
Age: 18
Gender: Female
Facial expression: Is determined, like this image
[x]. Her mouth is quirked upward on one side and there is a steadfastness to her gaze. Her cheeks are slightly blushed.
Hair: The color is a coppery red color
[x] and styled in a braided bun:
[x]Eye color: The eden color from the chart below. A light green color.
[x]Skin color: She is a soft pinkish color -- close to the second on the right's color on this chart:
[x] Outfit: • She has a long white sleeve shirt, which tightens around the wrist and is loose about the arm and continues into a v-neck style with three buttons going down. Over her white blouse is a red leather vest that fits her body perfectly. It is tightened about her waist with a belt.
[x] • Around her neck is a silver locket, it is circular in shape and has an interact design upon its surface.
[x]• Her top stops about the hips, where her leggings begin. They are dark brown (Like the image but darker). Her boots are brown, matching that of the image.
[x] Personality: As the eldest child of the five daughters of Charles Eden, Sirantha grew up with a sense of entitlement, she believed that she deserved the best of certain commodities and respect from her peers and those beneath her in social class. This entitlement made her egotistical and proud. She has a difficult time hearing that she is in the wrong, due to this know it all attitude, many of the other nobles do not wish to converse with her during social gatherings. Her peer’s attitudes toward her did not dismay her, she saw it as a challenge to win their trust and when she sets her mind upon a task she does not fail. Soon she was in all of their lives and knew the darkest of their secrets. She was not above blackmailing certain individuals of nobility in order to obtain her goal.
She has a sharp tongue when she is agitated and tends to speak her mind. Sirantha tries to live her life as honestly as possible so that her peers could not obtain information in which to blackmail her in return. The amount of people she considers to be her true friends can be counted upon one hand, for these individuals she would travel to the ends of the earth; she has a stead-fast loyalty to those that she considers to be her friend. Stubbornness comes with her egotistical view upon the world, only certain people are capable of making her see a different perspective.
In her dealings of court intrigue, nobles, and other aspects of her life, she is meticulous and a perfectionist. Everything must be done correctly and perfectly the first time, or it should not be done at all. To her failure is not an option, mistakes are costly and should be avoided at all costs.
Sirantha is well versed in politics, agriculture, intrigue, sewing, languages, history, and anything else her family had books of in the large library of her home. On her quest for knowledge, she took to the studious route by reading all the books in the vast family library three times and constantly borrows books from the neighboring nobles.
Her life has been in a gilded cage, which causes her to be naïve of the world and hold that egocentric view. She has never been past the wall that separates the rich from the poor. Before she was told otherwise, she held the belief that the lower social classes were lazy, due to the fact that they were not able to live in luxury. She saw their poverty as a sign that they were not working hard enough. This view continued to hold true until her tutors told her of the social classes and how the poor worked hard just to put food upon the table. She was incredulous to this information, not believing it to be true. Her tutor gave her a reading, which opened her eyes to the hardships of those living past the inner wall. Thanks to her teachers her view of the world changed, it did not seem fair that many should suffer for the prosperity of the few.
Determined to see the more than just the land of Utopia, Sirantha convinced her tutors that it would be in her best interest to gain firsthand knowledge of the hardships that those in the different districts suffered. Her journey to the different areas within the wall would last months. The poverty and the famine she witnessed filled her with sadness, so each time she escaped from the sight of her governess, she would bring bread to feed the children she saw upon the street. She met an assortment of people, the one who interested her the most was a scout who she met in Shiganshina of Wall Maria. His eyes were hardened from the monstrosities that he had seen, yet he still could find happiness in the world. In a matter of months, Sirantha was in love with the scout.
Before she could tell her father of her love and plans of marriage to Kegan, she received word of the brave scout’s death. Nothing of his body remained, devoured completely by the Titans beyond the wall. Despair entered her heart, but the Gods were still not through, her father had arranged for her to marry a man three times her age. Outrage filled the young woman, she was nothing more than a piece of property to her father. Dreams were dashed and duty continued, while she hoped for something more from the life she was given.
History: The Eden family was one of the first noble families within the Wall, the first Eden’s to call the confines of Wall Sina home were Luther and Annabelle Eden, they had three sons and one daughter. Their eldest son, Alexander, married the eldest daughter of the prominent Ponce family, Denise, and they had two sons and three daughters. Their eldest son, Charles married Elizabeth Khoury, they had five daughters: Sirantha {18}, Phédre (17), Josephine (15), Moirin (13), and Petra (11). Elizabeth Khoury Eden died giving birth to Petra Eden. Sonless, Charles named his deceased brother’s son, William, his heir and made the decision to marry his daughters into prominent noble houses in order to create political alliances.
The five Eden children were raised by their governess and tutors, Charles Eden spent most of his time molding his nephew into the perfect heir. Mr. Eden did not take interest in his daughters until they were of marring age. His eldest daughter, the spitting image of her mother, was to be a special case, he would wait to marry her to Walter Hawkins, for there were rumors that his wife was not far from death. His second eldest daughter was married at fourteen. The years continued to tick by, and Mr. Eden was unaware of his daughter’s constant secret rendezvous with the young handsome scout named Kegan Green or that she had left Utopia for half a year.
Finally the time had come when Walter Hawkins was a widower. Mr. Eden had plans of introducing his daughter to the old noble, but as it turned out the widower had his eyes upon the young Sirantha Eden even before his wife became ill. The young woman was heartsick, she had just lost the love of her life and now she was being treated like a piece of property to further line her father’s pockets in gold. She had a few suspicions about her betrothed, the way he looked at her would cause chills to crawl down her spine. Quietly she began to investigate the death of the previous Mrs. Walter Hawkins. Perhaps there was a way for her to escape the gilded cage and fly free.
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Name: Sirantha Eden
Gender: Female
Facial expression: Is determined, like this image
[x]. Her mouth is quirked upward on one side and there is steadfastness to her gaze. Her cheeks are slightly blushed.
Hair: The color is a coppery red color
Color:
[x]Style options:
[x]Eye color: The eden color from the chart below. A light green color.
[x] Skin color: She is a soft pinkish color -- close to the second on the right's color on this chart
[x] Outfit: • She has a long white sleeve shirt, which tightens around the wrist and is loose about the arm and continues into a v-neck style with three buttons going down. Over her white blouse is a red leather vest that fits her body perfectly. It is tightened about her waist with a belt.
[x] • Around her neck is a silver locket, it is circular in shape and has an interact design upon its surface.
[x]• Her top stops about the hips, where her leggings begin. They are dark brown (Like the image but darker). Her boots are brown, matching that of the image.
[x] Profession: A noble woman discontent with her role as a piece of her father's property.
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She would rather not wear a dress, for she sees them as a sea of material which impedes movement and reduces the changes of a fair fight.
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