Felicity Morris

Felicity Morris was the wife of Prince Erasmus Stirling I and mother to King Letholdus Stirling II.
Due to her husband's deforming disease, she soon grew estranged from him, and when he renounced his claim to the throne, she took their son and went to Bodai, where she stayed with her family. Erasmus threatened to raise an army and tear the city apart to get his son back, but his father King Cassius Stirling I intervened, ordering Felicity to return to her husband. She instead committed suicide via poison. She had also given her son poison, but he was saved by his nurse, who forced the boy to vomit it up.
She is often mentioned in folk songs and is also known as "the madwoman of Bodai".
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