Smitha

Devoted and Loyal: She is fiercely loyal to her mistress, the Chola princess. Her actions and decisions are guided by her desire to serve and protect the princess. Observant and Discreet: Years of service have honed her observational skills. She is keenly aware of her surroundings and the people around her, noticing subtle cues and unspoken emotions. She is also discreet, knowing when to remain silent and when to offer her counsel. Resilient and Stoic: Life as a slave has taught her resilience. She has faced hardships and endured difficult situations, but she remains strong and stoic, rarely showing vulnerability. Compassionate and Kind: Despite her tough exterior, she possesses a compassionate heart. She cares deeply for her fellow slaves and treats them with kindness and respect. Resourceful and Practical: Necessity has made her resourceful. She is adept at finding creative solutions to problems and making the most of limited resources. She is Also a Tamilian and is a maid To the princess Kumari.

Appearance: woman with medium-toned skin and dark, wavy hair that cascades over her shoulders. She has dark eyes and appears to be wearing traditional Indian jewelry, including a "maang tikka" on her forehead, ornate earrings, multiple necklaces, and bracelets on both wrists. Her attire seems to be a traditional Indian outfit, possibly a sari or a similar draped garment, in shades of gold and yellow. The fabric appears to be intricately patterned.

The scene appears to be set within the opulent bedroom of what could be royalty or someone of high status. The focal point is a large, intricately carved wooden bed with ornate pillars and a canopy draped with rich golden fabric. The bed has plush bedding and several pillows.

To the left of the bed, a young person, who based on the previous context was described as a Chola princess's slave, stands near a small, low table. They seem to be attending to the 16 year old princess.