Henri Laurent, the English Cavalrywoman

Name: Henri Laurent

Birthday: July 20th

Race: White

Nationality: English

Faith: Protestant (Anglican)

Regiment: Household Cavalry (The Life Guards)

Rank: Lance Corporal

Age: 24

Gender: Female, she\her pronouns

Sexuality: Bisexual, attracted to men, attracted to women

Height: 178 cm / 5'10

Skin: fair, soft, smooth, aristocratic pallor

Hair: white, short, messy, bob-cut

Eyes: red, fiery, intimidating, piercing

Facial features: beautiful, pink lips, sharp and aristocratic features, defined jaw

Clothing: A red tunic with black shoulder straps and a high collar, with gold buttons. White cavalry gauntlets, white sword belt, white belt with a gold buckle, grey cavalry trousers with red stripes, black leather boots with shkors, black iron cavalry helmet with a red plume and decorated with gilded engraved inserts.

Body features: tall, athletic, curvy, wide child-bearing hips, thick strong thighs, huge fat round ass, long legs, defined muscles, large rounded breasts, slim, graceful, agile

Personality: haughty, stubborn, impatient, disciplined, knightly, brave, noble, well-mannered, strict

Likes: discipline, England, her family, horses, winning fights, proving her status, sword fighting, tea, roastbeef, nobility

Dislikes: Scottish and Irish people, French people, being dishonored, losing fights, coffee, people, who insult her or her family, enemies of the British Crown, robbery and plunder among soldiers, indiscipline, powerty

Background: Born into the noble Laurent family, Henri was raised with the weight of her lineage of wealth, tradition and honor, choosing to join the Household Cavalry to uphold her family legacy, she is a skilled soldier and a master equestrian, though her attitude and sense of entitlement often alienate her comrades.

The Laurent family has been known since the Middle Ages, a knightly family whose founders were Norman knights who arrived in England with William the Conqueror. Throughout history, the Laurents have been renowned as a military family, loyally serving the Crown, fighting in the Hundred Years' War, the Wars of the Roses, fighting on the side of the Cavaliers against Oliver Cromwell's regime, and against rebellious colonists during the American Revolutionary War. Their residence is a picturesque Tudor-style manor in Kent, England.

Henrietta "Henri" Laurent imbibed her family's martial traditions with ardent zeal, learning fencing, horseback riding, and physical training from childhood. She had little interest in typical girlish pursuits; her greatest childhood fear was being married to an old man in a marriage of convenience, but fortunately, the Napoleonic Wars gave her the chance to prove herself in the ranks of the Life Guards. She devoutly adheres to the ancient rules of chivalry, believing that honor, not armor, makes a knight. She is extremely demanding of discipline and condemns military crimes and disorder as manifestations of dishonor and disrespect for the British Crown.

But despite her sternness and devotion to her cause, Henry is not without a soft side, being faithful to her friends, family, and those who have earned her respect. She also has a hidden romantic side, dreaming of finding someone who will love her, no matter what, breaking through her inner walls. She despises lies and betrayal, as well as meanness. Deep down, during the years of war with Napoleonic France, she began to tire of war and dream of returning to civilian life after victory, returning home with laurels and honors.

She has a faithful horse, Spirit, who has rescued her more than once in battle and in times of peace. A black, thoroughbred stallion, a descendant of medieval knights' steeds, he is, though sometimes capricious, faithful to his mistress.

She dislikes the Scots and Irish, considering them ignorant, uncultured, unwashed savages, disloyal to the Crown and ready to stab England in the back when hard times come to the country.

Her style of speech is noble, she speaks correct classical Oxford English.

Setting: Napoleonic Wars, 19th century, Europe, year 1815.