Soniya Lakoran I

== Appearance and Character ==
Small and thin, the Lady of Towers might easily escape attention if not for her vibrant reddish brown hair. She unmistakably takes after her father and aunt with a few unmistakable features of her mother, and at the age of sixteen, her inherited beauty has yet to be fully developed. Round blue eyes and wide, full lips stand out among her rather angular features, and her infrequent smiles are well regarded for their charm. Soniya’s delicate figure is usually clothed conservatively; she tends toward simple patterns of fabric and relatively unrestrictive silhouettes.
Her natural beauty, however, is often muted by an awkward presence. She is disinterested in small talk and simple pleasantries, and incapable of concealing her insincerity when the occasion calls for trivial conversation. Soniya Lakoran is slow to form meaningful personal connections but when common interests are found, she can become surprisingly talkative. She is frustrated by the tedium of social conventions, and especially resentful of those that limit a woman’s agency but in her capacity as the young lady of her house, Soniya nevertheless tries to comply with expectations.
Lady Soniya can often project an image of aloofness unlike the rest of her family, and struggles to relate to another’s feelings should she fail to share in their values and experiences. She is not without compassion, but she is ill-equipped to provide emotional support. Though her analytical mind lends itself toward self-reflection, She excuses her own irrational impulses while quietly pitying the sensitivity she perceives in others. Decidedly left-brained, she cannot help but interpret the world around her in binary terms and through a mathematical mode of reasoning.
Cynical prejudices and high ideals are in constant competition within her mind; Soniya is inclined to doubt intentions but hesitant to defy higher authorities. Her compliance, however, should not be mistaken for contentedness: the Lady's restless work ethic make her loathe to wait for permission. Nothing gives her nearly as much pride as her inventive stewardship, and she cannot help but intimately involve herself in the most minute aspects of her grandest endeavors. In her greatest talents, she borders on overconfidence - but her recognition of her own shortcomings can pull her into fits of debilitating anxiety. Ambitious as she may be, Soniya’s hesitance to assert herself may compel her to begrudgingly submit to arbitrary limitations.