Seraphina Montaigne

ENFJ. 2w3. **Raisa ana'Marianna**. Suho. **Gwen Stacy**. Trish Walker. Laurel Lance. **Sue Storm**. **Finnick Odair**. **Will Solace**. **Ezekiel**. Alison DiLaurentis. Regina Mills. Blaine Anderson. Morgana. **Eve** (Lucifer). **Prince Philip**. Peter Kavinsky. **Tauriel**. **Bail Organa**. **Prince Florian**. Joan Clarke. **Angelica**. **Barbie** (Fairy). **Nyota Uhura**. **Sally Jackson**. **Triss Merigold** (Game). **Josephine Montilyet**.

## Physical Appearance

Short dark brown hair with full fringe and blue eyes. Tall. Dark hair. Human. Tan skin. Brown eyes. Aesthetically pleasing traits. Known for wearing elegant and meticulous clothes. Slim, but fairly built physique. Fair skin, brown eyes, brown hair that was blonde when she was younger. Beautiful, long blonde hair usually tied in a bun, emerald green eyes. Small and finely made. Tawny honey skin the color of ale. Startling striking green eyes flexked with gold. Stubborn chin. Small frame. Olive skin. Lush mouth. Dark brows and thick lashes. Small waist. Wiry toughness. Quite short. Smells of fresh air. Rose tattoo on her collarbone above her left breast. Shaggy cap of dark hair. Her nose pinks up when she is closed to crying. She waves her hands around when she talks. She draws her eyebrows together and bites her lower lip when she concentrates. She has a stylized sun tattoo on her left pectoral. Surfer body, shaggy blonde hair, blue eyes, and an athletic built. She usually is casually dressed in a t-shirt and shorts. A strikingly beautiful and attractive woman with a smile as warm as a quilt and bright sparkling blue eyes that change color in the light. Long brown hair. She smells like chocolate, licorice, and candy. She has a quick smile, and a sense of fashion that makes her look younger than she is.

## Trivia

Has a magnificent voice and sings very well. She is very charming and romantic with her lover, serenading him. She enjoys contact with animals, particularly doves. She shows courage and determination. She is very much in love. Defiant to her enemies.

## Personality and traits

"*Do not expect to be applauded when you do the right thing, and do not expect to be forgiven when you err. But even your enemies will respect commitment—and a conscience at peace is worth more than a thousand tainted victories.*"
―Bail Organa, to young Mon Mothma
A self-aware politician, Bail Organa always appeared neatly presented. But the senator's rigor was not only about appearance; unlike many self-absorbed and corrupt delegates, Organa took his senatorial duties seriously. He spent much of his free time working on both legislative and domestic matters. In the ancient times, his professionalism would have been considered with respect. However, amid the moral decay of the dying Republic, Organa's impassioned defense of the civic virtue was often derided by his corrupted peers. However, despite his undeniable diplomatic skills and usually reserved behavior, Organa could appear casual to the point that Obi-Wan Kenobi once compared him to a Corellian bartender—except for the profanities.

Organa was very devoted to preserving peace throughout the galaxy and was one of the few Senators who was not corrupted by power or by Chancellor Palpatine. He was very loyal to the Republic and the Jedi Order and did everything he could to help the Jedi during Order 66 and the Jedi Purge. He believed that without the Republic, the galaxy would fall into chaos and without the Jedi Order there would be no peacekeepers to help bring an end to chaos. Organa was strong minded and refused to submit to the rule of Emperor Palpatine. He also displayed enough courage to stand up to the Emperor himself telling him that if he and his allies were to die the Emperor would only cause more people to hate him.

Although an intelligent man and an innovative strategist, Organa tended to act on faith instead of playing safe. He was not afraid to take risks if the benefits justified the costs, and he would learn quickly from his mistakes. For a politician, Organa had unusual skills such as the ability to pilot a starship by himself. A polyglot, Organa could speak not only Galactic Basic Standard, but also Shyriiwook, Mon Calamarian, and Gran.

As a private man, Organa was also a loving husband to his wife Breha, whom he called "my dove." During the time of the Republic, his Senatorial duties kept him away from Alderaan, and Bail Organa could rarely spend much time with his wife in Aldera. Although he qualified himself as a "neglectful husband", he paid the Queen lightning visits whenever possible. Later in life, the Viceroy Organa also became a loving father to Leia, his adopted daughter. When the opportunity arose, Organa enjoyed a good drink. He was known to favor Blackmoon ale with a twist of blue sarsata peel and white wine produced by the House of Organa's own vineyard; Algarine wines were his favorite vintage.

"*We will never betray the legacy of the Jedi. I will never surrender the Republic to the Sith.*"
―Bail Organa
**Bail Prestor Organa** (formally styled as **His Serene Highness, Prince Bail Organa, First Chairman and Viceroy of Alderaan**) was a Human male who served as the First Chairman and Viceroy of Alderaan, and served in the Galactic Senate as the Senator of the Alderaan sector from 32 BBY to 19 BBY. Subsequently, he was Senator of the Alderaan sector of the Imperial Senate from 19 BBY to 1 BBY. He was Princess Leia Organa's adoptive father and a friend of Jedi Masters Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, Rahm Kota, and Jedi Knight Ylenic It'kla. He was also a friend and colleague of Leia's biological mother, Senator Padmé Amidala, and was present when Leia and her twin brother Luke Skywalker were born. He was married to Queen Breha Organa. One of the main founders of the Rebel Alliance, he was killed when the Death Star obliterated Alderaan. In the Alliance and its successor states, the New Republic and Galactic Federation of Free Alliances, he was respected as a martyr who died for his cause.

## Biography

### Early life

Bail Prestor Organa, a male Human, was a native of Alderaan, a planet of pristine beauty the inhabitants of which were among the Core Founders of the Galactic Republic. Born in 67 BBY, his parents were two of the most important people on his homeworld. His mother Mazicia was the reigning queen of Alderaan, and his father belonged to the prestigious House of Organa, one of the princely dynasties among which the crown of Alderaan traditionally befell. He also had three sisters: Rouge, Celly, and Tia. Additionally, his maternal uncle Tayvor Mandirly was a notorious agricultural expert. Like all the scions of his noble bloodline, the young Organa enjoyed a golden childhood. While he always had all the material things he needed, Organa's parents were careful never to spoil him. As a youth, Bail Organa was trained to eventually take up Alderaan's seat in the Galactic Senate. Despite the rampant corruption that had spread its tentacles to most of the political class, the actions of civic-minded statesmen such as Supreme Chancellor Finis Valorum finally convinced Organa that he could do well in the Senate.

Despite his pampered upbringing, Organa maintained many personal acquaintances across Alderaan which crossed class boundaries. Taking an interest in the son of two archivists at the Royal Library of Alderaan, Organa championed the young Halagad Ventor's education and assisted him in his rise through the academy system. The two swiftly became friends and it wasn't long before Ventor was a welcomed presence around House Organa. Inspired by Ventor's desires to become a Jedi, Organa assisted the youth in pursuing his dreams by granting him access to both mental and physical training across Alderaan. In 32 BBY, Bail Organa's future ascent to the position of viceroy was put into question. That year, Alderaan was wracked by the Alderaan Ascendancy Contention, a bitter feud between House Organa and the rival House Antilles over which family had the proper claim to the title of viceroy. After three deadlocked votes, the High Council of Alderaan appealed to the Galactic Senate for mediation, and a special dispatch led by the Jedi Master Jorus C'baoth was sent to oversee the dispute. During this time, Organa became acquainted with the Jedi Knight Everen Ettene who championed his cause and the two maintained a positive relationship. In less than one month, C'baoth guided the tribunal to a decision that favored the Organas. Subsequently, Organa's father was made viceroy and the rivaling families were joined together in marriage at the Jedi's behest.

In the wake of the standoff, the victorious Organa family decided to celebrate by sending young Organa, his sister Tia and the Ventor family as their representatives to the Okonomo Retreat on the beautiful island resort. Eager to spend the holiday hunting manka cats that roamed wild on the island, Organa did not reprimand his sister or his friend as they made passes at each other. Despite Tia's proposed marriage to a nobleman of House Vandron, she pursued her brother's friend during the trip all while Organa turned a blind eye. The three were out hunting when Organa received word that a terrible tragedy had befallen the retreat. A madman had infiltrated the dinner and had infected the gathered nobility with a hive virus which provoked anthropophagitism in its victims. Among the victims were both of Ventor's parents', Ean and Zollet, who in their madness ate each other before being consumed by the madman.

At some point when it seemed that the old Republic was already crumbling, a group of Alderaanian scouts under the responsibility of First Chairman Organa discovered the remote and mineral-rich planet of Isis. Bail Organa, who foresaw a time of turmoil in the not-too-distant future, chose to to keep information about this world secret, only revealing its existence to his close political allies.

A professional in the military and leads the armed forces. Guard-Captain. Her parents were killed when she was younger. She is an interventionalist and recognizes the growing evils of the world and the need to eradicate them. Forest maiden. She is proficient in both archery and hand-to-hand combat. She is moderately effective in infantry combat. She possesses some medical knowledge. She is a capable tree-climber. She is an adept archer and marksman, with good reflexes and accuracy. Woodland Elf. She uses a recurve bow and two long daggers, and can simultaneously wield her bow and knife in combat.

* Unlike the first two princes from *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs* and *Cinderella*, Phillip is a more proactive character and has more speaking lines. In fact, he is the first Disney Prince to be an active character.
	+ Phillip is also the first Prince who takes an active role in defeating the main villain when he kills Maleficent, who assumes the form of a giant dragon, and is responsible for saving Aurora, her parents, King Hubert and everyone else in the kingdom from their eternal slumber. In *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs*, the evil queen falls off a cliff to her death after being chased and trapped there by the dwarfs and in *Cinderella*, Lady Tremaine is left with her daughters at the château after Cinderella reveals the matching glass slipper to the Grand Duke and marries her prince. Like the first Prince, however, Phillip awakens his love interest from her sleeping curse by giving her a true love's kiss.

Known to be brave and heroic. Fairly easygoing. At times, she is able to subtly persuade people to do as she wants, including manipulation and bribery. Born August 18th.

### *Barbie Fairytopia*

Elina is seen wearing a light pink top and skirt inspired by flower buds, and green shoes. At first, she has no wings, but at the end of the movie, she's rewarded with a rainbow-colored butterfly necklace by the Enchantress, which gives her beautiful, sparkly pink wings.

### *Barbie Fairytopia Mermaidia*

#### Mermaid form

When Elina trades her fairy wings for a mermaid tail to save Nori in the Depths of Despair. She wears a magenta top with dark flowers and rose detailing. Her legs are replaced with a long mermaid tail the same color as her top. It is scaly with flowers and spiral detailing. She wears two flower armlets and two necklaces: Her usual butterfly necklace and the blue pearl necklace from Delphine which later changed to white.

#### Fairy form

After eating the True Self Berry, Elina returns to her fairy form. She now wore a pink mini skirt inspired by rosebuds with the same top and armlets from her mermaid form and pink shoes. Her wings' color and style are also the same as her mermaid tail. It is deep pink and has light pink polka dots. Her butterfly necklace was changed from rainbow colored to pink with a little bit of blue in the middle.

### *Barbie Fairytopia Magic of The Rainbow*

When she's confronting Laverna, who sabotages The Flight of Spring, her dress, and her wings completely change colors. Her top and wings are rainbow colors, and her skirt is pink and inspired by flowerbuds. Her armlets have disappeared. She also wears this outfit in *Barbie Mariposa and Her Butterfly Fairy Friends*.

## Personality

When she is made fun of, she doesn't retaliate and remains calm. She is kind, nice, friendly, smart, brave and strong. She usually shows the way for others. She always has hope and in difficult times, she comes up with great ideas.

## Personality and traits

"*Angelica. My beloved daughter, the one true good thing I have done in this life, and you claim to be the one who corrupted her?"* *"Sir. What she is, is pure evil. More to be feared than a wild beast. Hungry wild beast with gnashing teeth. Vengeful, hungry, from hell, beast..."* *"Father?""Sweetness!*"
―Blackbeard, Jack Sparrow and Angelica[src]
Angelica was a highly experienced pirate, sailor, and swordswoman, a free spirit equal to Jack Sparrow himself in many ways. A beautiful buccaneer, Angelica was the kind of woman who usually gets what she wants, being consummate in the art of deception. Ironically, despite her great prowess as a con artist and cunning liar, Angelica still maintained a great sense of religious conviction, having developed a strong faith in God due to her childhood in a Spanish convent. However, she sometimes applied her belief illogically, as well as learning of the supernatural, particularly when it came to her own father, the infamous Blackbeard.

One of Angelica's strongest motivations in her almost ruthless determination to find the Fountain of Youth was to ensure her father had enough time to redeem his soul from eternal damnation. Despite all her efforts, which included sparing the missionary, Philip Swift, in the hopes that he could convince her father of the need to change, she could not succeed in making him behave in a fair, or kindly manner. Although Jack Sparrow attempted to make her see otherwise, she seemed to have difficulty understanding the depth of her father's evilness and his complete disinterest in saving his own soul, even after he attempted to sacrifice her life to save his own at the Fountain.

"*You dare to speak thusly of my flesh and blood?"* *"Sir. The woman is consummate in the art of deception. I know. As I mostly unwittingly set her on her wicked path. Though I cannot claim credit for her existing abundance of natural talent.*"
―Blackbeard and Jack Sparrow concerning Angelica[src]
A master of disguises, Angelica learned the art of con from the best, one Captain Jack Sparrow. She was defined as being a woman who often tells lies that are truths and truths that are lies. Angelica was tricky and quick witted, as befitting any pirate, although her sense of faith and disapproval of her father's methods imply a compassionate side. There were times where Angelica had a sense of humor, demonstrated most aptly in her constant bickering with Jack Sparrow. She proved herself as one of the few who could evenly match with Jack in combat as well as the art of deception, though was claimed to have an existing abundance in natural talent. Legend had it that Angelica was the only woman Jack Sparrow ever truly loved, but there have been occasions where she tried to kill him. Whether she broke his heart or he smote hers was an endless debate between the two pirates.

Despite her ruthless nature, Angelica did seem to have some of a genuine love for Jack. On several occasions he was willing to risk his life for her, which is very good for him. When Jack jumped off of a cliff into the ocean, to keep her from having to do it, Angelica was definitely troubled when there was a slight hesitation before he came up again. When she saw him reach the surface she relaxed. Later, Jack gave up his chance at immortality to save her from Barbossa's poisonous blade, although Angelica was furious because Jack had also given up her father's life. When she is stranded on an island she tells Jack that she loves him, he states that he loves her as well. The two lean to kiss and Jack stops by saying "I gotta go!" And he runs away into his dingy, with Angelica screaming at him and trying to shoot him. The two had a love-hate relationship.

## Equipment and skills

"*Only one person alive knows that move [kisses the Jack impostor]...Always wanted to do that. Hello, Angelica."* *"Hello, Jack. Are you impressed? I think I almost killed you once or twice there."* *"I am touched at this most sincerest form of flattery. But why?*"
―Jack Sparrow and Angelica[src]
Angelica carried a number of items about her person, including her sword, a well-polished rapier. While disguised as Jack Sparrow, she used an ordinary cutlass to fight against Jack and later against the Royal Guard. Angelica wore four rings, including the one ring known to be worn by her and Jack on separate occasions. Among her many clothes in her sense of fashion, she wore a leather hat with pheasant plume. Having a strong faith in God, Angelica wore an antique cross necklace she had since her early years spent in a convent. She also wore a second cross on gold bracelet, easily hidden on the left sleeve of her loose cambric shirt, for good measure. Being the daughter of Blackbeard, Angelica was a skilled swordswoman, being able to hold her own against many foes, even Captain Jack Sparrow himself.

## Behind the scenes

"*Angelica had a relationship in the past with Jack Sparrow, but he betrayed her and broke her heart. Now she enjoys looking for revenge. I think she's still in love with him, but she cannot admit it, not even to herself, that she still has these feelings. Angelica has the mind of a pirate, the daughter of the biggest and most dangerous pirate of all time, and she's a great manipulator, a great liar and a great actress in life. She can really trick people, but she's a very clean soul with a good heart. Her main purpose in life is to try and help her father. Angelica has hope that she can save him, repair all the damage that he's done. And she needs Jack Sparrow, as he needs her, to get to the Fountain of Youth, where Angelica hopes to save her father's soul.*"
―Penélope Cruz[src]
* Angelica was portrayed by Penélope Cruz in *Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides*. Due to Penélope Cruz's pregnancy, her sister Mónica was hired as her body double.
* As the production start date for *On Stranger Tides* neared, Cruz found out she was pregnant with her first child, a son with Javier Bardem (Captain Salazar). Director Rob Marshall and producer Jerry Bruckheimer worried Cruz might back out, despite Bruckheimer himself saying it didn't affect production, but Cruz remained committed to the film. To accommodate her condition, the filming schedule was adjusted to shoot more of Cruz's scenes before she started to show. The costume department created an elastic corset to allow the actress to move more freely, and Cruz's outfits were constantly being altered. Cruz did all of her close-up action scenes, though her pregnancy forced the filmmakers to use a stunt double on more of the wide shots. In September 13, after it became noticeable on set at Puerto Rico, it was confirmed that Cruz was four-and-a-half months pregnant. After that, Penélope's sister Mónica Cruz was hired as the body double later in production, with Penélope only filming Angelica's close-ups while Mónica did Angelica's long-distance shots.
* Angelica's full name was never revealed in *Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides* onscreen or in any related promotional material. Several names were rumored online prior to the film's release, including Angelica *Teach*, due to being the supposed daughter Edward "Blackbeard" *Teach* in the film, and Angelica *Malon*. According to screenwriter Terry Rossio, Angelica for many years went by her mother's maiden name, which is Rivera. However, the name "Angelica Teach" was used in Captain Jack's - Restaurant des Pirates in Disneyland Paris.

Angelica concept art by Miles Teves.

* Miles Teves's drawings illustrates the intricacy and beauty that costume designer Penny Rose brought to one of the costumes for Angelica (Penélope Cruz). "Initially, the designs for Angelica were more girly, but they didn't work," notes Rose. "So I finally created a man's jacket cut for a woman, as befits a female pirate." In one early concept art, Angelica was depicted wearing a pirate hat with a knife nailed to it, dressed in a black leather suit and with big boots. Another had Angelica wearing open trousers, a savannah with belt flowers, a black suit with red parts and a pirate hat with peacock feathers.
* In real-world history, Blackbeard didn't have a daughter or any other known descendant.
* Angelica is loosely based on Elizabeth Hurwood, a character from Tim Powers' novel *On Stranger Tides*, which served as a basis for the fourth *Pirates of the Caribbean* film. The character was redesigned to the account of casting Penélope Cruz.

"*All da years dat dey have lived, and they could have lived, if fate'd been kinder.*"
―Angelica (a la Tia Dalma)[src] (screenplay draft)
* + One post explains Angelica is kind of like Anne Bonny.
	+ The backstory of the "wee newborn Angelica" and Blackbeard, a version of the story which Terry Rossio considered correct, but doesn't tell the whole story. *The wee newborn Angelica was brought to a nearby convent by her father upon her mother's untimely passing. Angelica's heartbroken father, who dearly loved Angelica's mother, could not bear to raise their child alone himself, and thus entrusted her to the nuns for a proper upbringing. Angelica lived there, in the convent, as a child, and then as a young novitiate. Her father regularly sent monies (considerable monies at that) for her care. The nuns never asked how he came about his riches. They told the little Angelica that her pappy was a fine sea captain, away across the ocean on important business, and that he loved her very much. And that was all they dared tell her.*
	+ There is a backstory to the cross necklace Angelica wears.
	+ Altogether, Angelica wears four rings, including the one ring Jack gives her in the film.
	+ Angelica did join a few other crews disguised as a man.
	+ An explanation on how Angelica became First Mate to Blackbeard
	+ According to the *Queen Anne's Revenge* deck plans, Angelica's cabin is located towards the stern.
	+ At least one promotional photo of Angelica holding Jack Sparrow's sword, possibly from a scene deleted from the film which Angelica throwing it back to him as per the film's screenplay.
	+ Angelica is blind to the fact that Blackbeard was a bad man.
* According to one of Terry Rossio's posts at Wordplay, one notable scene with Angelica was cut from the battle at Whitecap Bay. Before the battle, Angelica was supposed to personally pick the sailors who would go into the boat as a living bait for the mermaids, choosing the ones who were most attractive.
* In various *On Stranger Tides* promotions, Angelica was described as the "first female pirate of the franchise." However, there were at least two characters before her (Anamaria and Elizabeth Swann) that were female pirates.

Angelica in the Disney Parks.

The name "Angelica Teach" seen at Captain Jack's - Restaurant des Pirates in Disneyland Paris.

* Angelica was referenced or made appearances across Disney Parks:
	+ In Tortuga Tavern, Angelica's name is found in a list of customers in this restaurant under the *Queen Anne's Revenge* crew roster.
	+ To coincide with the release of *On Stranger Tides*, Angelica was added as a meet and greet character at Adventureland at Magic Kingdom and New Orleans Square at Disneyland.
	+ As part of the World of Color's extended *Pirates of the Caribbean* sequence added in summer 2011 to promote *On Stranger Tides*, clips from the movie where Angelica tells Jack a mermaid is needed for the Fountain to work for the opening of the sequence focusing on the mermaids and clips of her fighting as part of an action sequence set to "He's a Pirate".
	+ For Mickey's Boo-to-You Halloween Parade in 2011, Angelica made her first appearance on Jack Sparrow's treasure float. By 2018, the *Peter Pan* section had moved off the pirate ship and would walk, play and dance their way through the parade route, while Captains Jack and Hector Barbossa ride aboard the pirate ship, with Angelica sometimes appearing on the main deck. Depending on the parade, Barbossa and/or Angelica may be absent entirely.
	+ In 2017, Captain Jack's - Restaurant des Pirates replaced the Blue Lagoon Restauraunt in Disneyland Paris, with the story being that Jack won the restaurant in a wager with Angelica. The first use of the full name "Angelica Teach" can be seen crossed out and replaced with, "Captain Jack Sparrow".
	+ In Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar, a cannon in Trader Sam's possession has a tag on it which reads, "Traded this from a mean looking pirate with a black beard...and a pretty daughter" which may be a reference to Blackbeard and Angelica.
* Since the announcement of the then-untitled fifth *Pirates* movie, *Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales*, Cruz expressed interest in reprising her role as Angelica. However, although her husband Javier Bardem portrayed Armando Salazar in *Dead Men Tell No tales*, neither the character nor Cruz herself returned.
* Because of being a young Spanish woman pirate as well as being referred to as a "woman from his [Jack Sparrow's] past", Esmeralda, a character from *The Price of Freedom*, was believed to be Angelica. However, as the background stories on the two characters are different, it is unlikely. Even A. C. Crispin stated that Esmeralda and Angelica have very little in common beyond their native tongue, piracy, and the fact that they're female. When visualizing Esmeralda, A.C. Crispin imagined the character as looking like a younger Salma Hayek. The latter information is particularly interesting due to Hayek and Cruz both starring in the 2006 film *Bandidas*, directed by Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg.
* Angelica's tattoo appears to be the veve of Erzulie, the symbol of the traditional voodoo loa (spirit) of love, represented by a heart pierced by a sword.

**Angelica Teach** was a beautiful but dangerous female pirate. Being a master of disguises, Angelica learned the art of the con from the best, Captain Jack Sparrow. A woman who tells lies that are truths and truths that are lies, Angelica was the daughter of the infamous pirate Blackbeard.

Once a novice in a Spanish convent, Angelica was ready to take her vows until she discovered love through her affair with the notorious pirate Jack Sparrow. After being supposedly corrupted by Jack, Angelica decided not to take her vows and engaged in piracy with Jack. Throughout their romance, Angelica and Jack would either love each other or match one another lie for lie and double cross for double cross. They would at some point give each other gifts: a ring and a lace. After her relationship with Jack ended, Angelica continued her life as a ruthless con artist. In her later years, Angelica would reunite with her father, Blackbeard, and became the first mate aboard the *Queen Anne's Revenge*.

An accomplished sailor who can wield a sword, fight and plunder with the fiercest of pirates, Angelica was hell-bent on one goal: to save the eternal soul of Blackbeard from certain damnation. Upon learning of the prophecy of Blackbeard's death, Angelica would assist in her father's search for the fabled Fountain of Youth. After having learned of the Profane Ritual and forced Jack Sparrow aboard the *Queen Anne's Revenge*, the quest for the Fountain began.

## Personality

"*He offered me a sugar cube and asked to know all my secrets.*"
- Katniss, on Finnick[src]
Finnick Odair prides himself on his ability to make most anyone desire him, and it's this effortless charm that has made him such a favorite of the Capitol citizens. Anyone who has met Finnick in a party or social gathering or seen him interviewed would doubtlessly claim that he is always relaxed, always smiling, and an open book.

Finnick is easy to get along with and can make conversation with almost anyone. He's not difficult to please, easily entertained, and easily distracted. Finnick himself would admit that he is flighty and shallow, though anyone who takes the time to know him beyond a surface level would discover that there is more depth there than he cares to let on.

Finnick is known for his frequent and varied sexual partners. When he comes to the Capitol, he is well known for going through four or five lovers in one visit. For the most part, people assume he does this for the gifts or attention he receives. Unknown to most, however, Snow orders him to spend time with the wealthier citizens of the Capitol and if he refused, Snow would threaten to torture people he cares about. As such, Finnick complies, but remains emotionally unattached to most of his trysts. He harbors a love for another Hunger Games victor, Annie, and would remain monogamous to her under more ideal circumstances.

Extremely flirtatious. Speaks with a seductive purr. Her motives cannot be read.

When they take refuge in District 13, Katniss begins to understand Finnick's pain more. His grief over Annie's torture mirrors hers about Peeta, and she feels bad for him as he grows more and more unstable. When he reveals through a propo that Snow has forced many desirable victors into sex trafficking, Katniss is utterly stunned; she manages to restrain herself, but wants to interrupt the filming and beg Finnick's forgiveness for every bad thing she thought about him. After he reunites with Annie and subsequently marries her, Finnick's true personality is revealed; Katniss notes that he radiates life, and has self-effacing humor and an easy going nature. It is also noted that he never lets go of Annie's hand because he is afraid of losing her yet again.

She gets along fine with most people. When she cares about someone, she cares deeply. She is willing to put those she cares about ahead of herself and risk her own well-being to protect her loved ones.

Extremely handsome. Tall, athletic, chiseled. Tanned skin, bronze hair, especially stunning sea-green eyes.

In the arena, Finnick's enormous stamina helps keep the alliance of Districts 4 and 12 alive, as he spends much of the first day of the Quarter Quell carrying first Mags and later Peeta (who is injured) on his back with little real effort. The only time Finnick falters is when he is carrying Peeta away from the poisonous fog, and only because the fog begins to affect Finnick's arms. Finnick is extremely skilled at close-quarters combat, throwing nets and fighting/throwing with spears or his specialty weapon, the trident. Being from District 4, Finnick is also an excellent swimmer.

Katniss says that he never really needed to do anything to get sponsors as all he ever needed was his extreme good looks, and that no other could ever surpass his "natural beauty".

## Trivia

* Will's last name, Solace, may refer to the fact that his father Apollo is the god of the sun, as 'Sol' means 'sun' in Latin.
	+ His last name Solace also means comfort or consolation in a time of distress or sadness.
* It is also mentioned when talking to Travis and Connor in *The Last Olympian* that he doesn't approve of stealing. He instructed the children of Hermes to leave whatever they could as payment.
* Will is the first counselor of Apollo's cabin not to die in battle and to appear in a book other than that of his introduction.
* Oddly, Leo refers to Will as "the archer dude" in *The Lost Hero*, despite the fact that it has been mentioned multiple times that Will is a healer, not an archer. This is probably because Will was carrying a bow when they first met.
* In *The Blood of Olympus*, Will can make a sharp whistle-like sound that can temporarily stun his opponents, making them clutch their ears in confusion. He later uses this in *The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure* to stun a pack of *cynocephali* and a flock of Stymphalian Birds.
* Will is said to not be very good at music or archery like most of his siblings, but more talented at healing.
* It is hinted he is also attracted to Paolo as he was staring at him. When Nico calls him out on this, he states that he was merely admiring how well his arms are functioning after the surgery.
* As shown in *The Hidden Oracle*, Will is the second confirmed LGBTQ+ demigod in the series. The third demigod in the Riordanverse.
	+ Hence, Nico and Will are the first gay couple in the series.
	+ As revealed in *The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure*, Will identifies as bisexual and displays an attraction to Persephone which weirds Nico out as Persephone is his stepmother.
* Nico states that Will reminds him of Jason Grace, as he has the same blond hair and blue eyes.
* His full first name, William, which could be a reference to his alleged brother William Shakespeare, who is said to be a son of Apollo.
* In *The Tower of Nero*, Will is revealed to be a massive *Star Wars* fan which is also seen in *The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure*.
* In *The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure*, it's revealed that Will wasn't out about his sexuality until Nico asked him out which prompted Will to come out. His siblings Kayla and Austin already knew, as did Connor Stoll, since all three had caught Will's looks at Nico.
* As revealed in *The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure*, while Will wasn't officially seen until *The Last Olympian*, he has been at Camp Half-Blood since at least the time of *The Titan's Curse*, possibly making him one of the unnamed Apollo campers who appeared in the first four books.
* Will is the first child of Apollo to have a point of view.

## Personality

Will is a caring person who is willing to help out anyone who needs to be healed. He cares greatly for his siblings and aided his father when the fallen god was at camp. Will also has a calming disposition, as shown when he calms down Clarisse during a counselor meeting. During Nico's dream in *The Blood of Olympus* Will felt inadequate because he is a medic and not much of a skilled fighter. Despite this, Will has risked his life in battle on multiple occasions rather than staying on the sidelines as a healer, showing great bravery, even willing to travel into Tartarus itself to help Nico rescue Bob.

Because of seeing himself as only a healer, Will appears to often underestimate just how powerful he really is, even if his powers aren't usually as flashy as his siblings. During the Siege of Camp Half-Blood, Will's more subtle ultrasonic whistle proved much more useful at diffusing the situation than his archery abilities or anyone else's combat abilities because it forced everyone to pause rather than just charging into battle with each other, giving Reyna the time that she needed. During his time in Tartarus, despite feeling extremely drained, Will was strong enough to inflict hay fever upon a primordial goddess while tapping into his plague powers for the very first time, something that Will accomplished by embracing and channeling his own inner darkness.

With a tendency to overwork himself, Will is extremely dedicated to his work, even going so far as to not sleeping for days on end. He has also developed a kind of shell, meaning that even in extremely stressful situations he at least looks calm and collected.

During his and Nico's quest to Tartarus, Will is shown to struggle with the nature of the Underworld, seeing it as a place of evil due to his role as a healer being to keep people from going there. However, after experiencing it, Will finally understands that it's a place of life and death, not evil and a spark of hope in the darkness. Will's beliefs about fighting darkness instead of accepting and living with it also causes him to struggle to understand Nico and to accept the darkness within himself. However, after talking with Persephone about accepting his darkness and loving someone from the Underworld, Will opens his mind more and he finally begins accepting the darkness in himself and Nico, even embracing his own darkness to fight Nyx. Will later tells Nico that he finally understands that it's not about conquering or vanquishing or healing the darkness, sometimes its better to learn to live with it.

## Abilities

Will is a fairly powerful demigod as the son of Apollo, although his inherited abilities are much more geared towards healing than combat or music. In *The Blood of Olympus*, Will himself admits that his powers are mostly for healing and as a result, he lacks many of the natural archery and musical skills of his siblings, only demonstrating a rudimentary skill in those areas. Will tells a gathering of other councilors while looking down at his hands with distaste that *"I wish I was a better archer... I wouldn't mind shooting my Roman relative off his high horse. Actually, I wish I could use any of my father's gifts to win this war. Unfortunately, I'm just a healer."* As revealed in *The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure*, Will has also inherited his father's powers over plague, demonstrating the impressive strength of his powers by giving Nyx, a primordial goddess, hay fever, pulling this off while feeling so weak that *"he felt as if there wasn't a drop of power left in him."* By humming, Will is able to channel his photokinesis through Nico into his blade to make it more powerful. He has also learned to channel his powers over light into a ray that's powerful enough to kill a demon and harm Nyx. This suggests that Will is much more powerful than he gives himself credit for. However, while in the Underworld or Tartarus, Will's strength is gradually sapped because of his being so far away from the sun.

* **Archery**: As the son of Apollo, Will is a naturally talented archer. However, in *The Blood of Olympus*, Will admits that he isn't as skilled in archery as the rest of his siblings since his powers are primarily as a healer.
* **Vitakinesis**: Will can heal people by singing a hymn to his father in Ancient Greek. Will is a particularly powerful and talented healer, acting as Camp Half-Blood's head medic from a young age. In *The Blood of Olympus*, Will himself states that most of his abilities are in healing which Chiron reassures him are essential.
	+ **Injury Senses**: By taking Nico's hand briefly in *The Blood of Olympus*, Will is able to sense the amount of damage that shadow traveling across the world has done to Nico and just how close it is to killing him.
	+ **Disease Manipulation**: As the son of Apollo, Will inherited his father's powers over plague. In *The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure*, Will purposefully taps into this power for the first time to give Nyx hay fever, a particularly powerful feat as Nyx is a protogenos. Will was able to tap into this power for the first time by channeling his negative emotions.
* **Audiokinesis**: Will can make a painful ultrasonic whistle that can temporarily stun his opponents, making them clutch their ears in confusion. He used this ability against several Romans and monsters when the Romans were attacking Camp Half-Blood which proves to be highly effective against them, particularly the dog-headed monsters who have sharper hearing than humans. Will states that it is one of his few musical talents. As seen in *The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure*, by singing while holding Nico's Sword along with his boyfriend, Will can combine powers with Nico, channeling his photokinesis through Nico into his blade to make it stronger. Later, Will is able to channel his power into the sword just by humming even without physical contact, although this time Will appears to be channeling soundwaves into the sword to strengthen it rather than his photokinesis. Despite Will's doubts about his singing ability, he is able to use it to open the Door of Orpheus.
* **Couplets Curse**: As seen in *The Last Olympian*, some members of the Apollo cabin can curse others to only speak in rhyming couplets that can take days or even weeks to wear off. It is not confirmed if Will is one of them.
* **Photokinesis**: As seen in *The Tower of Nero*, Will can produce a golden glow, enough to consistently provide light across a large cavern. Since this is when Nico specifically requests that Will glow at the minimal level, it can be assumed that his glow can get much more powerful. Later, when Nero also begins to glow, Apollo compares Will's glow directly to that of his own godly rage. In *The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure*, Will is able to kill the demon Epiales with a ray of light shot out of his stomach. While Will didn't know he could do that, he had been considering the idea that if his skin could emit light, then maybe he could project it outwards. Later, in a moment of rage, Will blasts the primordial goddess Nyx with a ray of light so powerful that Nyx is genuinely shocked and the wing that Will hits is singed, causing the goddess actual pain. However, using his power in this way exhausts Will, although this might be because he was in the Underworld at the time which was already draining Will's strength. By humming while holding Nico's sword alongside his boyfriend, Will is capable of combining his powers with Nico, channeling his photokinesis into Nico's blade to make it stronger. As he does this, Will is stated to burn with the brightness of a thousand suns.
* **Seasons Alteration**: While using his healing song to open the Door of Orpheus in *The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure*, green shoots pop up around Will with a few even blooming yellow flowers which Nico notes is a new one.
* **Leadership**: Will is shown to be an excellent leader as he is the cabin counselor of the Apollo Cabin.

## Trivia

* In *The Titan's Curse*, it was noted that Sally talks more when she is nervous.
* Like her son, Sally loves the color blue.
* There are three reasons why Sally never lets Percy ride an airplane:
	+ Percy is a son of Poseidon, Zeus' bitterest rival, and therefore it would be dangerous for him to fly through Zeus' domain.
	+ They couldn't afford it.
	+ Her parents died in a plane crash.
* In The *Lightning Thief*, Sally says that she was with Poseidon only during the summer, despite that Percy's birthday takes place in the summer, August 18. This would mean that Poseidon and Sally would have to have been together around December for Percy to be born in August.
* Sally is the only known mother of a demigod child of the Big Three who isn't dead.
* She could be based off of Danaë, the mother of Perseus.
* Sally is similar to Leo Valdez's mother, Esperanza Valdez, as they both wanted their lovers (Poseidon and Hephaestus, respectively) to be around their child, rather than their own personal gain.
* Sally is the only mother of the prophecy of seven demigods who is both alive and mortal

## Personality

Sally is a very kind and understanding woman who never says an unkind word to anyone. She has a lot of mental endurance and love for her children, as she put up with Gabe for nearly a decade to keep her son safe from monsters. Her personality reminded Poseidon of Rhea, mother to all elder Olympians.

Sally is a very hard worker and passionate woman with a rebellious streak, which was passed down to her son. She believes in taking control of her life, rejecting the offers of others to solve her problems. A darker side of her personality was revealed at the end of *The Lightning Thief*, as she was more than willing to murder Gabe using the head of Medusa and proceeded to sell off his petrified corpse for profit to afford a new apartment.

Sally isn't perfect as shown when her love for Percy clouded her judgement as she initially didn't want him to go to Camp Half Blood due to the chance she might never see him again and thus, tried to keep him close to her (as pointed out by Dionysus, this is how demigods usually get killed), but ulitmately accepts that Percy can't keep listening to her all the time.

Even though she tends to tease Percy about his love for Annabeth, Sally seems fully supportive of their relationship and has developed a good deal of affection for her son's girlfriend as well.

When Apollo met her in *The Hidden Oracle,* he noticed that Sally possessed just the right combination of compassion, strength, and beauty. He observed that she was one of those rare mortals who could connect spiritually with a god as an equal, being neither terrified of deities nor greedy for what they can offer, but to provide them with true companionship.

## Abilities

* **Clear Sight (limited):** Sally is one of the few humans with the gift to see through the Mist, though she cannot "see" as well as she did in her youth.
* **Intelligence:** Sally knows a bit about Greek myths, including how to avoid the Minotaur and the effects of Medusa's head. She used Gabe's strong scent to mask Percy’s demigod scent to ensure that monsters would stay away from her son, a semi-effective plan which worked for years.
* **Marksmanship:** Sally is skilled at using a shotgun. She managed to injure a giant by making him fall. Her ability surprises Percy.
* **Cooking:** Sally makes delicious blue food in special occasions. In *The Sea of Monsters,* she makes her son blue waffles and eggs on his last day of school. In *The Battle of the Labyrinth,* she gives Percy and Annabeth blue chocolate chip cookies and makes blue food for Percy's 15th birthday.

## Skills

### Amon Byrne

* Sticking
* Sword
* Crossbow

### Demonai

* She rides like a Demonai warrior.
* She has a trader face, and is good at trading and reading people.
* She knows how to track.
* She is especially good with numbers.
* She can hold her own with most anyone in a fair go.

### Oden's Ford

* Physical conditioning
* Weapons
* Tactics
* History of warfare

### Nobility

* She is a good actress.
* She can speak Tamric.
* She is good at history, grammar, rhetoric, languages, and arithmatic.
* She is usually right about political matters.
* She has a politician's ability to to say no and keep saying no while making it seem like no one wanted to say yes more than her.
* She has studied art and music.

## Posessions

* Switcher: a mare
* Engagement Ring: Modeled after Hanalea's betrothal ring, it is set with moonstones, pearls, and sapphires. It was later described as being of amethysts instead of sapphires.
* Locket: It contains a sketch of Adrian done by one of the students at Oden's Ford. Lila brought it to her, and she had a year to memorize it before she gave it to Lyss.
* Dagger: As a rule, she carries a dagger. Edon Byrne gave her his Lady dagger after Micah and Fiona Bayar took hers.
* Longbow: A gift from her father as a child, made to fit her size and strength. It was her preferred weapon, but was left in Marisa Pines Pass on her return from Oden's Ford.

## Quotes

* "Sometimes, when our future looks darkest, we are given the queen we need."

## Trivia

* She was born in July.
* Roses and rowan decorated her throne at her coronation.
* She loved flowers.
* Hanalea's Lament is her favorite song.

## Personality

She is sure of herself, entitled even. Sometimes she seemed plenty sharp, other times she would say the stupidest things. She has a strong sense of justice and feels the need to take action about it. She does not care for politics or the soft skills of a princess. She loves freedom and is a helpless romantic. She is used to speaking her mind. She is a fiend for hard work. She always had to work harder than anyone else, whether schoolwork, hunting, or anything else. She is not one to run from a fight, she is fearless and has a backbone. She was gracious and kind, and always had a good word for anyone. She can be self-centered and inconsiderate.

Once she became queen, she seemed much more confident, like she knew what she was doing. She also learned to restrain her acid tongue, and thought first before being petulant, selfish, and immature as she was before.

## Background

Josephine is the eldest daughter and heir of the noble Montilyet family from Antiva. She is an eminent figure in diplomacy, forging relations with grace, charm and careful favors. Josephine worked for years as chief ambassador from Antiva to Orlais and as such is very familiar with Orlesian politics. She possesses a good mind for administration and understands that restoring the Inquisition to its former glory is an impossible task without the backing of Thedas's most influential figures. Fortunately, Josephine enjoys a challenge and is committed in her belief that the Inquisitor is Thedas's last, best chance at halting the chaos that engulfs it.

The Montilyets were one of the major naval powers in Antiva until the start of the Blessed Age. They had vessels numbering in the hundreds, including a large contingent of warships, ostensibly at the disposal of the royal navy, actually charged with keeping their merchant vessels safe. Their cargo was the target of many Rivaini pirates and they became entangled in many rivalries and vendettas against them. They also had strong ties in Orlais until their falling out with the Du Paraquettes over a question of marriage and fidelity led to vicious infighting, shocking betrayals and public duels. They were exiled from Orlais, which greatly crippled their fortune. When Josephine attempts to restore her family's landed trader status in Orlais, she becomes a target of assassins from the House of Repose.
Josephine was a former bard who got into the life with a bunch of other nobles from Antiva, enticed by the romanticism. However, during the mission, she encountered a rival bard and killed him by accident. When she removed the man's mask, she saw that it had been a former friend of hers. This caused her to renounce the life, and violence in general.

## Involvement

### *Dragon Age: Inquisition*

Leliana, an old friend of Josephine, enlisted her as the newly created Inquisition's diplomatic advisor and emissary. She refers to Josephine as "Josie."

After meeting the Herald of Andraste, Josephine becomes engaged in a debate with Marquis DuRellion, who politely protests the Inquisition's presence in Haven. Regardless of the Herald's response, Josephine performs a shrewd diplomatic word play to get the Marquis to reconsider his stance.

After being forced out of Haven by Corypheus, Josephine joins the rest of the Inquisition as they journey to Skyhold. Upon arrival, as the Herald is elevated to the rank of Inquisitor, Cassandra calls out to Josephine, asking if their people have been told. Josephine confirms it and promises that the world will soon know. Josephine then lets out a small cheer with the rest of the assembled before catching herself.

As the eldest child of the Montilyet family, Josephine must oversee her family's merchant business in addition to her duties to the Inquisition. To improve their financial standing, she attempts to restore their former place as traders in Orlais. However, her messengers are intercepted and murdered, and the documents permitting the restoration are destroyed. Comte Boisvert in Val Royeaux says that he can provide some information on the subject, in exchange for the Inquisitor's presence at the meeting. Once the Inquisitor agrees to go with Josephine, they journey to Val Royeaux and the estate of Comte Boisvert. Upon meeting the Comte, he produces a copy of a contract of the House of Repose assassins guild, instructing them to target anyone attempting to reinstate the Montilyets in Orlais. The family responsible, the Du Paraquettes, lost their noble status sixty years ago; however, they put out the contract one hundred and nine years ago. A little thing like the death of the contractor is not enough to nullify the bond. Josephine cunningly deduces that the "Comte" is an impostor given how well informed he is. The Repose assassin admits to having bound and gagged the real comte in the closet nearby, and says that the House of Repose wanted to grant Josephine the courtesy of an explanation, as her situation is so unusual. Afterwards, the Inquisitor can either let him go or kill him. If allowed to leave, the assassin politely observes that he hopes he and Josephine never meet again, and wishes her luck in her plan to have the contract voided.

Afterwards, Josephine seeks to restore the Du Paraquettes' titles to get them to annul the contract. However, Leliana suggests that she send agents into the House of Repose to steal the contract on her life so the guild would not have any cause to attack her, an option that Josephine is opposed to. The Inquisitor can either authorize Leliana's spies for an infiltration mission at the risk of their lives or go with Josephine's intended plan of bludgeoning through bureaucracy.

During the ball at the Winter Palace, Josephine is forced to put up with her sister Yvette, and interrupts every time she attempts to talk about her past. Josephine also advocates preserving Empress Celene's claim to the throne.

Upon returning to Skyhold, Josephine is accosted by a cleric, who insists on having Leliana and Cassandra stand as candidates for the Divine. Josephine politely tells the cleric that the Inquisition needs them for the time being.

During What Pride Had Wrought, Josephine is seen at the forward camp, possibly talking with Empress Celene about events in the Empire as the final battle rages in the background. She worries for the Inquisitor and hopes for their safe return.
During Doom Upon All the World, she posits that Corypheus's pet dragon may be coming for the Deep Roads and suggest contacting Orzammar for support, when she is interrupted by the Breach re-opening in the Valley of Sacred Ashes. When the Inquisitor returns to Skyhold victorious, she curtsies before her leader (and then embraces her lover, if romanced) and spends the rest of the evening fretting over the details of the celebratory banquet, yet she is relieved she had to prepare for this instead of the end of the world.

#### *Trespasser*

Josephine returns during the events of the *Trespasser* DLC, set two years after Corypheus' defeat. Riding into the Winter Palace under honor guard, she provides exposition to Cullen about the shift in the political climate since Corypheus was defeated, specifically how Orlais wishes to leash the Inquisition to the Empire's interests and Ferelden seeks to disband the organization entirely.

Romanced or not, Josephine lures the Inquisitor away from the bustle of the main courtyard with discussion about the Exalted Council, before inviting them to the opera. She cites her disappointment that the Inquisitor had never been able to partake in Orlesian culture in all the time marching across the nation fighting against Corypheus.

At the end of the events of the DLC, Josephine finishes out her tenure with the Inquisition and returns to Antiva to take up her place as head of the Montilyet family.

If the Montilyets' trading status in Orlais was restored:

Josephine sets about rebuilding the family's trading fleet, restoring its wealth and renown throughout Antiva. In time, a group of Rivaini pirate captains look to restart an ancient rivalry with the Montilyets, and aside from her sister, Yvette, almost eloping with such a captain, Josephine takes the rivalry in stride. If Leliana's assassins were utilized to destroy the House of Repose's contracts against the Montilyets, it is revealed that the House, impressed by her besting them, offers their services to the former Ambassador. While she refuses to actively utilize the House's talents against her enemies, she does employ them to protect the Montilyets' ships; any pirates that attack them soon find out the hard way that the House of Repose, and the Montilyet family, are not to be trifled with.

It is possible to dance with Josephine at the ball during Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts after deciding what happens to the Empress Celene (and the others).

The romance can be initiated at the close of the first personal quest for Josephine. Should the Inquisitor pursue a romance, Leliana will caution against it, claiming that Josephine does not see their attraction to her and that she's "innocent in love". When the Inquisitor later brings this up with Josephine, it is an opportunity to cement the relationship, resulting in a kiss.

The relationship hits a snag when Josephine receives word that her parents had engaged her to Lord Adorno Ciel Otranto of Antiva. She asks the Inquisitor to put their relationship on hold while she tries to find a way out of the engagement. However, she lets slip that one option would be to challenge Otranto to a duel. The Inquisitor then arranges for a duel against Otranto without Josephine's knowledge. However, Josephine arrives in the middle of the duel and chastises the Inquisitor for risking their life. She demands to know why the Inquisitor would risk their life and everything they've built with the Inquisition, at which point the Inquisitor can break off the relationship or admit to doing so because he/she loves her. For the latter option, Josephine reciprocates her love and the pair share a kiss. Otranto admits that he initially believed their relationship to be an affair of passion, and that he knows better than to get in the way of true love, withdrawing his family's betrothal.

Back at Skyhold, the Inquisitor and Josephine share a tender moment by the fireplace.

After the final battle, Josephine shares a hug with the Inquisitor. When the Inquisitor chooses to retire from the festivities, Josephine joins her lover and they hold hands on the bedroom balcony.
If neither Blackwall nor Josephine are romanced, banter between Blackwall and other companions suggests that he has feelings for Josephine. Both Josephine and Blackwall acknowledge that they have feelings for each other, but cannot consummate it, as it would be inappropriate since they are of different stations. They seem content to flirt in subtle ways, such as exchanging romantic tokens or looks to express their fondness for one another, yet always in secret. According to Josephine, they are in what the Orlesians refer to as "la splendeur des coeurs perdus"- the splendor of lost hearts, they may court but can never consummate their romance, their love acknowledged but nothing more.

## Quotes

*See also: Josephine Montilyet/Dialogue and War table/Dialogue*.
At the Winter Palace during Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts...

* "The Game is like Wicked Grace played to the death. You must never reveal your cards. When you meet the empress, the eyes of the entire court will be upon you."

Before completing Here Lies the Abyss:

* "You were safer staring down Corypheus."

After completing Here Lies the Abyss:

* "You were safer in the Fade with the Fear demon."

After completing Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts...

* "Don't let them detract from your victory at Halamshiral."

* 5'4", 5'5", 5'6"
* Between 27 and 29 years old.
* Josephine enjoys Carastian candies. Upon receiving them as a thanks from Magister Tilani in The Tevinter Resistance, she notes in the report that you would have to "pry them from her cold, dead fingers." Leliana will similarly try to claim the "candied chocolates" should the operation be finished with Secrets.
* She holds weekly tea parties with the other advisors, except she calls the tea parties "interludes".