Sue Jorgan

Category:Characters
Category:Chaestlands Character
== Overview ==
Sue Jorgan was a female member of House Jorgan, and a prominent member of Chaestish aristocracy just before the advent of the Uprootings. She soon became a disgraced socialite, dying in jail after a trial in the Provincial Court for many crimes.
== Appearance ==
== Biography ==
=== As Commander of the Gryhskor Guild ===
From 184 AG to 190 AG, she was appointed by King Rickon II Grenthyx to be commander of the Gryhskor Guild of Helmont, in spite of her abject unsuitability for the job. Indeed, when appointed, she made no changes to her socialite lifestyle, frequently attending and hosting events, and never stepping foot in Helmont. During these years the Guild was unused, something Norgoux Fyth wished to keep the same for fear of upsetting Sue during the infamous Crusade of the Borrows from 186 AG to 189 AG. Sue was outraged when new Patriarch, Forkoux Fyth, summoned the guild to repel the Borrosians in 189 AG, forcing them back into The Borrows by 190 AG. Sue was held partially responsible for Norgoux's refusal to summon the guild and thus prevent much loss earlier on even by the dynasty, though only to a weak degree. Even still, she was dismissed for her role to appear as if the Dynasty had took action, ignoring the request of Forkoux to fortify the southern border with the Borrows once more. Sue reluctantly passed the role on to her succesor as commander, Redginold Latimyer. 
=== Disgraced ===
Jorgan spent the 190 AGs resuming her activities in and around Chaestish aristocracy, frequently attending events she was seldom invited to. Her disgraced reputation resulted in her having to resort to extensive blackmail and nefarious means to ensure House Jorgan could maintain their assets and standing, including opening up multiple vaults in the Treasuricus under several identities to reap rewards and transfer money between accounts against bank policy and without the knowledge of those who she was paying. To partly compensate for this, Jorgan explored all routes to avoid paying any taxes towards the King. In spite of these attempts, Jorgan mounted extensive debts to various institutions and individuals and became reckless, frequently bedding others at parties in extra-martial affairs. 
=== The Uprootings ===
As the Uprootings conflict began, Jorgan saw an opportunity to re-establish herself as a respectable figure in Chaestish society by funding various aspects of the Grenthyx Dynasty's war effort with The Fellowship, including taking extensive shares in Oppidan Shipwrights which suspiciously exceeded her worth according to her official vault in the Treasuricus. In addition, she sent money to specific individuals on King Barren II Grenthyx's Royal Council in a bid to win their favour and reward when, as she supposed, the conflict was won. However, in early 202 AG, as the Fellowship neared the Chaestlands following the Battle for the Capital, Sue began to grow desparate and worried that a Fellowship win would prove unfavourable for her continued freedom. As a consequence, using one of her faux vaults in the Treasuricus, she bribed for the Dynasty's ends someone who she judged to be the most susceptible Fellowship combatant to such a gesture - General Bryce Myrick of Contra. 
Informing King Barren II Grenthyx's Royal Council, she asked that Myrick create a friendly fire massacre at the soonest possible opportunity, such that the Fellowship would become destabilised, allowing loyalist forces to sweep in and neutralise them. However, following the commencement of the Invasion of the Chaestlands and the Acanthus Declaration, Sue became so paranoid that she now thought all hope lost, thinking that Myrick would never execute his duties. This, added to her longstanding intention to flee should the conflict grow too near to her in order to avoid her extensive contributions to the war effort and unsavoury Fellowship discoveries upon their storming and seizure of the Treasuricus coming to light, led Jorgan to flee The Continent with a view to beginning a new life in Dubravier in Bolassoa. She moved to a vineyard in the countryside, less than two weeks before Myrick would eventually fulfil his promise to Jorgan in return for payment that he would now never receive had it ever even existed. 
=== Discovered and Justice ===
However, her exile was not to last. When the Fellowship and Provincial Court in the Capital discovered her longstanding offences and direct funding of the Grenthyx effort in the Uprootings by 204 AG, they ordered for her extradition from Dubravier to be returned to the Continent to face trial. Though she believed herself to be untraceable, when House Amdhnell discovered her whereabouts simply by asking local villagers, they were all too happy to score the cheap political favour of returning her to the Continent. There, she was immediately sent to the Provincial Court for the Trial of Sue Jorgan to face countless deeply incriminating charges. With many of the Chaestish aristocracy reporting her longstanding misdeeds to the Fellowship in an attempt to win their favour, the case against her was overwhelming, and all judges present for the trial agreed to send her to prison for life.
=== Life in Prison and Death ===
Feeling humiliated and deeply bitter at those members of the Chaestish aristocray who had reported the disgraced socialite, she was escorted to her prison in the Capital. En route to her cell, she suffered a fall which rendered her with two broken legs, never being able to walk again. After three and a half miserable years in prison, Jorgan died in her cell in 208 AG. 
== Family ==