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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | Alice Treadwell is, in many ways, a female image of her husband, [[Aloisius Treadwell]]. | + | Alice Treadwell is, in many ways, a female image of her husband, [[Aloisius Treadwell]]. They share the same birthday and similar measurements for their clothing. She, however, is the sensibly dressed one in the family, having a much greater knowledge of practical, reasonable clothing. Her attitude is generally much more sober and rational to [[Aloisius Treadwell|Aloisius]]'s flightier, more emotional ways. |
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
===Origins=== | ===Origins=== | ||
| − | + | Alison Olivia Chopin was born in [[Ricathair]], [[Amasynia]], where she lived for much of her life before a brief time in [[Westenford]]. There she met one [[Treadwells_(Family)#Bartholomew Drivel III|Bartholomew Drivel III]], who, like the rest of the Drivel line, would ultimately prove to be a distant cousin of the Treadwells. It was through Bartholomew that she would ultimately meet Aloisius. An initially cold meeting eventually blossomed into a fully devoted love affair, with Mr. Drivel soon divorcing her and leaving Alice behind. She would shortly thereafter marry Aloisius on November 6, 207 [[Anno_Regalis|AR]]. Four dangerously risky pregnancies would follow despite the advanced years of both parents, with two pairs of twins alternating with two single children, the last of which would be born in 214 [[Anno_Regalis|AR]]. | |
===The Broken Dagger=== | ===The Broken Dagger=== | ||
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==The Present== | ==The Present== | ||
| − | Alice is aware of her husband's position in and importance to the [[Church of Tubbius]]. To that end, she attempts to follow, at least loosely, the dictates of | + | Alice is aware of her husband's position in and importance to the [[Church of Tubbius]]. To that end, she attempts to follow, at least loosely, the dictates of the Church; however, Alice is a very rational woman not given much to religious faith. Her devotion to [[Tubbius]] and the other forms of [[The Glutton]] that Aloisius embodies wavers and falters, at best, and it borders on cynical, realist disbelief at worst. |
==Plots== | ==Plots== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:21, 13 July 2017
| Alison "Alice" Olivia Chopin Treadwell | |
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| Information | |
| Title(s) | None |
| Archetype | Elderly fourth and current wife to Aloisius Treadwell |
| Hair Colour | White |
| Eye Colour | Blue |
| Height | 5' 4" |
| Build | Immensely rotund |
| Notable Features | Excessive girth |
| Born | June 1, 145 AR Ricathair |
| Spouse(s) | Aloisius Treadwell (Current); Bartholomew Drivel III (Former) |
| Children | Egbert, Gwendolyn, Frederick, Gabriel, Gertrude, and Harvell; Nicholas, Arella, and Gideon (adopted) |
| Profession | None |
| Religion | Tentative follower of Church of Tubbius |
Contents
Description
Alice Treadwell is, in many ways, a female image of her husband, Aloisius Treadwell. They share the same birthday and similar measurements for their clothing. She, however, is the sensibly dressed one in the family, having a much greater knowledge of practical, reasonable clothing. Her attitude is generally much more sober and rational to Aloisius's flightier, more emotional ways.
Background
Origins
Alison Olivia Chopin was born in Ricathair, Amasynia, where she lived for much of her life before a brief time in Westenford. There she met one Bartholomew Drivel III, who, like the rest of the Drivel line, would ultimately prove to be a distant cousin of the Treadwells. It was through Bartholomew that she would ultimately meet Aloisius. An initially cold meeting eventually blossomed into a fully devoted love affair, with Mr. Drivel soon divorcing her and leaving Alice behind. She would shortly thereafter marry Aloisius on November 6, 207 AR. Four dangerously risky pregnancies would follow despite the advanced years of both parents, with two pairs of twins alternating with two single children, the last of which would be born in 214 AR.
The Broken Dagger
Mrs. Treadwell stays far from the Broken Dagger. Having young children to raise keeps her quite busy at home, a place she would much rather be.
The Present
Alice is aware of her husband's position in and importance to the Church of Tubbius. To that end, she attempts to follow, at least loosely, the dictates of the Church; however, Alice is a very rational woman not given much to religious faith. Her devotion to Tubbius and the other forms of The Glutton that Aloisius embodies wavers and falters, at best, and it borders on cynical, realist disbelief at worst.
Plots
As a non-player character, Alice Treadwell generally plays no role in ongoing storylines. However, she does make very brief, singular appearances with her husband at formal occasions, such as balls and banquets, as necessary.
Season of Dreams
The Alice of the Season of Dreams plotline for the Golden City of Myrken is much the same as her waking counterpart, with one significant difference so far: she expresses a notable concern for her husband's mental and verbal "slipping," something she is monitoring carefully alongside his personal physician, Doctor Bill Jacobson.
