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| − | + | '''Appearance:''' A Pretty and vivacious girl of about eight. Catherine is blond, though her hair is often dark and stringy, the result of medieval hygene habits. She has grey eyes the color of London's sky, and pouting red lips that can flash from a winning smile to the petulant rage of a wronged child in an instant. She usually wears expensive frilly dresses that have seen a few too many miles. | |
| − | + | '''Behavior:''' Catherine can emobyd the perfect manners of a english lord's daughter, but things quickly turn ugly if she is thwarted. | |
| − | + | '''History:''' Catherine and the Foundlings were first noticed by the Courts of Avalon in the wake of Ambrogino Giovanni's visit to London in 1666. At that time, they were considered to be an ignorable bunch of vagabonds without much in the way of prospects, ambition or suvival potential. Somehow, they slipped through the cracks, and survived events that killed most of their contemporaries. Most who met them then would be shocked that they had survived, much less become leaders in London's Loyalist faction of the Sabbat. | |
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Latest revision as of 16:34, 29 April 2014
Appearance: A Pretty and vivacious girl of about eight. Catherine is blond, though her hair is often dark and stringy, the result of medieval hygene habits. She has grey eyes the color of London's sky, and pouting red lips that can flash from a winning smile to the petulant rage of a wronged child in an instant. She usually wears expensive frilly dresses that have seen a few too many miles.
Behavior: Catherine can emobyd the perfect manners of a english lord's daughter, but things quickly turn ugly if she is thwarted.
History: Catherine and the Foundlings were first noticed by the Courts of Avalon in the wake of Ambrogino Giovanni's visit to London in 1666. At that time, they were considered to be an ignorable bunch of vagabonds without much in the way of prospects, ambition or suvival potential. Somehow, they slipped through the cracks, and survived events that killed most of their contemporaries. Most who met them then would be shocked that they had survived, much less become leaders in London's Loyalist faction of the Sabbat.
Recent Events:
