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~General~

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Name:	Suzette Lebrun		Height:	4'5" [135cm]
Birthdate:	22nd Vêisiêr, 3038 S.A.		Weight:	~320lbs [~145kg]
Birthplace:	Brâunevil, Justêre, Soléiâ		Hair Color:	Black
Species:	Human		Eye Color:	Green
Gender:	Female		Skin Color:	Dark
Sexuality:	Heterosexual		Mental Conditions:	None
Deity:	None		Physical Conditions:	Dwarfism, PCOS

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~Disposition~

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     Suzette is a meek and kind soul who desires little more in life than to follow her passion while surrounded by the people she loves. While at times naïve due to her upbringing, she is curious by nature, eager to learn more about the world and those around her. Underneath her sensitive and demure demeanor, however, burns a fire—she bears no hesitation in holding her ground when need be, and has little tolerance for nonsense. That said, she is fiercely loyal and quick to forgive, often to her own detriment.

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~Background~

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     Suzette is the youngest daughter of a minor aristocratic family. Her family was never especially fond of her due to her illegitimacy, and this only grew worse as she grew older: thought dull because of her passion for baking in lieu of more “noble” pursuits, thought unattractive due to her stunted height and high weight, thought immature due to being highly prone to tears; despite her desperate attempts to please her family, she forever remained the black sheep. As a girl, there was one exception, her brother Florence—but, when he was disowned due to his own failed expectations, she was largely left alone, living on the periphery of the noble society she was born into.

     After Suzette completed her schooling, she was sent to live alone and learn how to run a household until her parents found a suitable husband for her. Unfortunately, this turned out to be Marc, a cruel businessman who only desired the aristocratic status their marriage conferred him, and who was incredibly bitter Suzette was far from his ideal wife. Suzette stayed in this marriage for many years, attempting to appease him, and weathering it well all things considered—but she still felt hollow inside.