Jane Farsight

Jane sipping tea

### Relatives

Alicia Farsight, Sheilla Farsight, Elisa Farsight, Brealla Farsight, Darreth Farsight and Harrold Farsight

## Physical description

### Eye color

black

Jane Farsight, the firstborn daughter of Lucius Farsight, known as the Great Owl, stands as the eldest among the Farsight cousins. Her birth, though she was a girl, was celebrated with great joy by both her immediate and extended family. From a young age, Jane was recognized as a precocious child, her eagerness to learn manifesting in elaborate make-believe political discussions with her dolls during teatime.

However, tragedy struck with the death of her mother during the difficult birth of Jane's sister, Alicia Farsight, who was reputed to have been so massive she tore through her mother's womb. This event cast a shadow over the household, and while Jane outwardly denies it, the loss deeply affected her, leading to an unspoken tension between the sisters.

The subsequent death of her father, combined with her uncles' reluctance and her aunts' respective reclusiveness and descent into madness, thrust Jane into the role of the lady of the house from a tender age. It was a role she assumed with remarkable aptitude, becoming a protégé of Steward Mairon and taking on numerous administrative responsibilities. Her adept handling of these duties continues to this day, marking her as a pivotal figure in the Farsight lineage.

## Appearance and Character

At the age of 18, Jane stands on the threshold of womanhood. She possesses long, black hair, which she meticulously combs to perfection, complementing her fair, tender features. Her physique is delicate, and she has a gentle constitution; one of her cousins once playfully remarked that she might struggle to lift anything heavier than a teacup.

Jane speaks softly, always carefully choosing her words to suit each situation. This thoughtfulness often imparts a cold demeanor, earning her the nickname 'the Ice Queen' among the more audacious members of the house, though only whispered behind closed doors. Her passion for tea is legendary; she is an avid tea lover and a collector of teapots, one of her few truly personal indulgences.

The only people with whom Jane is genuinely honest and open are her immediate family, particularly her cousins. She holds a special bond with Sheila, regarding her as one of her closest confidantes.

## History

### Deserter ark

Jane makes her debut at the beginning of the Deserter Arc, enjoying breakfast with her cousins. This serene scene is interrupted by Darreth, who poses a series of expository questions. Jane, adept in her role, succinctly summarizes the current state of House Farsight while engaging in this dialogue. Notably, it is she who orchestrated Darreth's impending marriage to Elara Bracken, planned for the upcoming season. Before the group departs, Jane entrusts Darreth with the critical task of acquiring the architectural plans of Winterfell's glass gardens. Her intention is clear: to replicate them as much as possible in preparation for the looming winter.

At the conclusion of the Deserter Arc, upon the party's return to Fartower, Jane confronts Darreth about his recent reckless behavior, particularly his duel with Theon Greyjoy. This event significantly undermines her confidence in his judgment. Consequently, she reassigns one of the castle's 'whisperers', Brynden Frey, to monitor him. Brynden is tasked with serving as both Darreth's political advisor and Jane's informant, a strategic move on her part to ensure better oversight and control.

### Skagwall ark

Jane's presence, though limited in physical appearances, casts a significant influence over the Skagwall Arc. Her explicit directive against flooding Skagwall echoes in the minds of the party members, indicating her considerable sway. Brynden Frey, acting as her eyes and ears, sends word of the party's inclination to defy her orders. In response, Jane convenes a castle council that, in Lord Harrold's absence, unanimously supports her decision, reinforcing her command to leave Skagwall intact.

However, Jane is oblivious to the fortress's sinister essence. This ignorance leads the party to make a critical choice, directly opposing her instructions. They decide to submerge Skagwall, a drastic measure deemed necessary to ensure that its malevolent power remains forever concealed.