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Hi! Kayleigh here again. I managed to get talked into getting another character (okay, so it wasn't particularly difficult) and so here she is.
This is Susan Abbot, Nell's older sister, who's been conspicuously absent for the last four years or so as she's been off enjoying herself in a travelling theatre company. Austria was wonderful, Paris was just so very much fun before all that fuss and she was quite fond of Italy too. She's an extremely flighty girl who's only ever out for her own interest; pretty dresses come before family any day. Strangely, she's a brilliant tragic actress, which is how she's achieved one of the top spots in her company. Maybe now she's back home she'll move elsewhere though, if the pay and fame are good enough.
She's greatly looking forward to what the social scene in the big city can offer her and hopes to perhaps pick herself up an older patron, or even husband. He would have to be much older though as Susan has no interest in having children or looking after little ones (that's what servants are for!). A few female friends would be nice too, just so she can keep an eye on the gossip and the changing fashions. Hopefully the experience will be interesting; she's so been hoping that now she's back home things will be better than before she left. Things were so droll last time.
This is Susan Abbot, Nell's older sister, who's been conspicuously absent for the last four years or so as she's been off enjoying herself in a travelling theatre company. Austria was wonderful, Paris was just so very much fun before all that fuss and she was quite fond of Italy too. She's an extremely flighty girl who's only ever out for her own interest; pretty dresses come before family any day. Strangely, she's a brilliant tragic actress, which is how she's achieved one of the top spots in her company. Maybe now she's back home she'll move elsewhere though, if the pay and fame are good enough.
She's greatly looking forward to what the social scene in the big city can offer her and hopes to perhaps pick herself up an older patron, or even husband. He would have to be much older though as Susan has no interest in having children or looking after little ones (that's what servants are for!). A few female friends would be nice too, just so she can keep an eye on the gossip and the changing fashions. Hopefully the experience will be interesting; she's so been hoping that now she's back home things will be better than before she left. Things were so droll last time.