Remi

"I'm not there yet!"
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## Remi

### Status

Living

"*Oh, is Edwin* seriously *giving you a hard time over your hair? No! It's perfectly okay to have short hair, Winterlyn. The elderly may have their...* digressions *because they read* everything *in the Torah. But who's to prohibit you from expressing yourself?*"
—Remi to Winter, *Transformations*

**Remi Preslie** is a minor character in *Winter's Tales*. She is the wife of Beasley and a family friend of the McCormicks who attends Harmony Hollow with them.

## History

### *Winter's Tales*

#### *Transformations*

"*I do! [Varien]'s* breathtaking*! Me and Beasley don't listen to her, but we support her transition. It's lovely so many kids look up to her.*"
—Remi expressing her support of Varien to Winter

Winter is introduced to Remi and her husband, Beasley, by her mother. It is noted that the Preslies are married, but don't have a child, and have gone to Harmony Hollow for over twenty years. They talk with Winter; in one such conversation, Remi mentions a rumor that the stained glass in the synagogue came from the Netherlands. Beasley adds that it'd have to be from someone rich, and Winter agrees. She mentions that she told them many things, but omitted details about her father and his strict view on religion. She grows closer to the Preslies and views them as friends. Later, on a banquet night, Winter approaches the Preslies on what to do with her hairstyle. Remi greets her, asking how her evening is. She admits that it's great, needing time away from her parents, and Beasley surmises that Edwin has annoyed her again. Winter nods, confessing that he doesn't want her to cut her hair short because she would be an improper Jewish lady, questioning if it's wrong.

Both Preslies disagree with Edwin's belief, and Remi reassures her that it's okay to have short hair - while some have digressions, she is free to express herself as she wishes. Now knowing her father is wrong, Winter rejoices, then admits that she wants to tell them something else. Beasley prompts her, and she reveals that she is an LGBT+ ally, mentioning her love of a transgender artist. Remi inquires if she's referring to Varien, much to her surprise, and she remarks that she's breathtaking. She and Beasley support her transition, finding it great that kids look up to her. Winter states that she does as well, exciting Beasley, who urges her to ignore her father and clarifies that Jews can be conservative, with Remi chiming that they are accepting as well. Winter thanks them, and Remi responds with an anytime.

#### *Dawn Will Bring Us Death*

"*Winterlyn, we can't* imagine *what you're thinking right now, losing your mother... we are* so *sorry. No child like you deserves to be going through this.*"
—Remi apologizing to Winter for her mother's death

At Lorelei's funeral, Remi and Beasley greet Edwin and Winter, with Remi apologizing, murmuring that Lorelei was beautiful. Beasley promises that they won't suffer through this by themselves, offering their support, and Edwin thanks him. Remi then grabs a basket of gifts off a nearby table, handing it to Winter, and she says that she can't imagine what she's feeling over losing her mother right now - no child deserves this. Wiping her eyes, Winter thanks her for the gift basket, and she and Beasley hug her. Soon, the Preslies give their eulogy on Lorelei, sharing how close they were to her. Later, Winter remembers the Preslies and Abigail, and Edwin tries to remind Winter that she has friends at synagogue, such as the Preslies, when she insists on not attending anymore.

#### *Snowblind*

Winter remembers her experience with Remi and Beasley at synagogue.

## Personality and Traits

Remi is friendly, social, outgoing, and kindhearted. She cares for her family friends, especially Winter, and is shown to be resourceful when helping her with her identity and image.

## Family

**Husband:**

Beasley (Living)