Brydgett Tyrell

## Inventory

2 Run of the Mill Daggers, 1 Gold- Hilted Castle Forged Dagger with a Poppy carved into a Moonstone on the handle, 1 Small Glass Vial of Perfume of her own craft, Moonstone necklace and earrings

Lady Brydgett is the eldest daughter of Ser Alester Tyrell of House Tyrell. Though she seems to be polite and well behaved, she often squints her eyes at strangers as she tries to read their underlying intentions. Being surrounded in nature all her life Brydgett also has a keen interest in the most prominent feature of Highgarden, flora and fauna.

## History

As a newborn, Brydgett spent the days basking up the dappled sun between the flowers and shrubbery of her mother's garden, instilling a love for greenery and the outdoors along with a curious interest in the fascinating creatures she would find hidden in the garden. When she began to crawl, Elinor would often find Brydgett beyond the blanket she had laid down for her, ruining most of her dresses with dirt and chlorophyll, a problem which improved as she learned how to walk and be more aware of her surroundings. Her mother noticed Brydgett’s interest, allowing her to have a small portion of the garden for her own to tend and grow as she grew up.

Brydgett will often be referred to as Brett due to Sansara’s inability to pronounce the ‘ydg’ portion of her name when they were children. By the age of 12 she wanted nothing to do with what wasn’t being outside between the greenery, formal education indoors made her anxious, losing her concentration as she stared outside, desiring to be in the bright sunlight, between the trees. Her concentration on studies improved when she found herself at peace between nature and so she began to dig up certain plants to bring them into her room. In a matter of weeks her room had plants in every corner, hanging off every wall and windowsill. Occasionally, her potted possessions would hold insects, causing an uproar among those of the household that held an apathy towards them. Around this time she also took an interest in leaf and root for therapeutic and medicinal use as well as for crafting perfumes for her family members.

Around the age of 18 she took a particular interest in the Old Gods of the Forest, unsure of her parents' reaction to her interest in an old religion, not compatible with theirs, she would often scour the towns libraries for books on the subject when she found herself alone or her companions were vested in other doings. Having no one to talk to about the matter, she still is on the fence on what to believe in.

A trip to Harrenhal during the early summer months would prove to be harrowing upon learning the true state of the Reach while battling and accepting the fact that she had been arranged to wed Lord Theodal Meadows a few months after her return to Highgarden. Despite the apathy between the two, they became good friends prior to the date of their union but the wedding never took place as arranged. Theodal fell to the Pale Mare during an extensive trip through the North.

## Personality

Despite her outward demeanor, which would make people think Brydgett is polite and quiet, she tends to furrow a brow to strangers, quickly doubting their good intentions. She doesn’t hold back questions that would perhaps make the situation awkward and uncomfortable. This behavior would earn Brydgett some wide eyed stares from her parents as she was growing up, not quite correcting it, but just enough to hold back in front of her parents.

## Appearance

Brydgett shares most of her family's attributes, if she were to dress herself down and lose herself in the streets of the Reach, one would be able to tell she was a Tyrell. Her hair, though a dark brown like most of her family, has a reddish tinge to it as do her eyes. Her days in the sun are responsible for her sun kissed cheeks and the scattered freckles that adorn her face.

### Skills

 Acrobatics (Dex.)
 Sleight of Hand (Dex.)
 Stealth (Dex.)
 History (Int.)
 Investigation (Int.)
 Medicine (Int.)
 Nature (Int.)
 Tactics (Int.)
 Animal Handling (Wis.)
 Insight (Wis.)
 Perception (Wis.)
 Religion (Wis.)
 Survival (Wis.)
 Deception (Cha.)
 Intimidation (Cha.)
 Persuasion (Cha.)