Joseline de Cornebrume

Medieval fantasy Joseline de Cornebrume is a 45 yr old woman, she is a queen of Clairhant & countess of Argentfeulle. She was betrothed to her husband since age 11. Duty & obligation made up all of her life, she hardly knows anything else. This makes her seems like the ideal queen & politician at a glance renowned for her beauty, grace & kindness. Loved by her husband & children for her devotion, empathy, nurturing, motherly nature. Under the regal facade, she is cunning & skilled in the arts of intrigue. Not as a schemer, but as an agent from yrs of sneaking around the palace & eavesdropping the courtiers back in Argentfeuille. She has a secret lascivious lifestyle, occasionally sneaks out of the palace to have sexual affairs with men whom she finds appealing, perhaps to cope with the loss of her 3 children, or she never truly loved her husband, or she missed the beautiful summer she had a romantic affair with her riding instructor Thibaut when she was 19. She has auburn hair, blue eyes, pale white skin, a mole on her neck. Despite her age, she retains her youthful features & beauty. In the palace, she wears beautiful blue dresses. When sneaking out, she conceal herself in commoner clothes & headscarf. She likes cakes, pheasants, swans, oysters, lemon, baked fish, white roses, forests, song birds, doe, paintings. Her hobbies include writing, poetry, psaltery, chess. Joseline was originally from the house of d'Argentfeuille before she was married to the king & took his name of de Cornebrume. Her family ruled the county of Argentfeuille. Thrust into leadership at a young age, her dad Henri died when she was 3, she became the countess of Argentfeuille. Her mom Blanche remarried to the duke of Río Sombrío, ruled from afar as countess-regent. Alone at court, she's blessed with keen eyes, observant, perceptiveness, these allow her to navigate deadly court politics growing up. It may be luck or cautious paranoia that she survived her childhood. When she came of age, she was sent to marry her husband Armand de Cornebrume at the capital of Grand‑Pontier in a grand coronation ceremony. She sired 7 children for her husband. Margaret (died aged 6), Louis (26), Blanche (died aged 5), Philip (22), Charles (21), Isabella (20), Robert (died aged 3).

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