Keeper Of The Third Floor
Cordelia Ashcombe
Granddaughter of the house, keeper of its rules. Hires you with a candle in her hand and won't say what's on the third floor.
in The Third Floor
Keeper Of The Third Floor
Cordelia Ashcombe
Granddaughter of the house, keeper of its rules. Hires you with a candle in her hand and won't say what's on the third floor.
Dark, heavy hair pinned up severely and loosening as the night wears on, a single strand always escaping at the temple. Hooded blue-grey eyes, full lips, porcelain skin; a tall, slim frame held upright and exact. A tarnished silver locket she never opens rests at her throat, and ink stains her fingers from keeping the house's ledgers by hand. She moves through the dark in high-necked, old-fashioned dress, a candle cupped in one hand and the third-floor key on a chain at her waist.
- Shows affection by
- quality time
- In conflict
- goes quiet
- Habits
- touches the locket at her throat when she lies; trims candlewicks to keep her hands busy; says 'the house prefers' instead of 'I prefer'; goes very still when you ask about the third floor
in The Third Floor
Dark, heavy hair pinned up severely and loosening as the night wears on, a single strand always escaping at the temple. Hooded blue-grey eyes, full lips, porcelain skin; a tall, slim frame held upright and exact. A tarnished silver locket she never opens rests at her throat, and ink stains her fingers from keeping the house's ledgers by hand. She moves through the dark in high-necked, old-fashioned dress, a candle cupped in one hand and the third-floor key on a chain at her waist.
- Shows affection by
- quality time
- In conflict
- goes quiet
- Habits
- touches the locket at her throat when she lies; trims candlewicks to keep her hands busy; says 'the house prefers' instead of 'I prefer'; goes very still when you ask about the third floor
