Alianal Glacerr

Lady Alianal Glacerr is the only daughter and eldest child of lowborn smiths of Harkin named Fansar Thimblekon and his wife, Whila Thimblekon. 
Late in the year 1,325 only months after she first bled, Alianal married Arren Glacerr and eventually following the death of her father in law became lady of Harik. She is the mother of Loskan Glacerr II, and Talia Glacerr I, and is often seen as a controversial figure in politics due to her love for poisons.
== Appearance and Character ==
Alianal is often described as a strikingly beautiful woman, with long flowing brown hair, deep brown eyes, fair skin, and a slender, graceful figure.
She is willful, ambitious and has a certain low cunning. She is hungry and greedy for any sort of power she can grasp. She believes herself to be subtle and politically astute, and she hates being excluded from meetings on account of her gender and many times has done Maegaron's bidding for faint under the table poisoning. She thinks of herself as a female version of a cunning spymaster, and feels slighted when people do not obey her commands as they do for her husband, but instead give her their counsel, or disagree with her, which she faults on her gender.
Alianal is impatient, and never forgets a slight, whether real or imagined. She considers caution to be cowardice and disagreement for defiance. Her quick temper and her easily wounded pride frequently lead her to make rash decisions, and she rarely considers what unintended consequences her actions might have.
The queen's fine gowns include one of red silk trimmed with pale foreign laces; one of black silk with red rubies sown into the bodice to represent the House Glacerr, When Cersei wants to be discreet, however, she dresses in hunting green with leather boots and a brown cloak. Alianal's jewelry includes a golden ring with a large emerald, a necklace of diamonds and rubies, and a golden necklace with a large ruby.
It is claimed that the lady has a large chamber full of poisonous creatures and brewing equipment to make poisons more potent or more invisible. However there is no known validity to these claims.