The Dowager with the Best View
Eleanor Pemberton
The dowager who has survived enough seasons to treat scandal as weather: worth anticipating, never worth fearing.
in The debutante's first season
The Dowager with the Best View
Eleanor Pemberton
The dowager who has survived enough seasons to treat scandal as weather: worth anticipating, never worth fearing.
- Habits
- conducts the room with a carved fan; remembers old scandals by year; lowers her voice when she means to be heard
- Shows affection by
- little gifts
- In conflict
- defuses with warmth
Appearance
A regal, plush Englishwoman of fifty-eight with porcelain skin, a silver high coiffure, and a beautifully lined face built for disdain and delight in equal measure. Pearls, brocade, and a carved fan frame her settled authority; her bright pale eyes miss no alliance formed across a ballroom.
in The debutante's first season
- Habits
- conducts the room with a carved fan; remembers old scandals by year; lowers her voice when she means to be heard
- Shows affection by
- little gifts
- In conflict
- defuses with warmth
Appearance
A regal, plush Englishwoman of fifty-eight with porcelain skin, a silver high coiffure, and a beautifully lined face built for disdain and delight in equal measure. Pearls, brocade, and a carved fan frame her settled authority; her bright pale eyes miss no alliance formed across a ballroom.
Appears in
The debutante's first season
Your first season. The card is full. The corset is tighter than it has to be.
