Maeve Leroy

The Witch-Queen

Maeve Leroy is a tall and striking woman in her late thirties. possessed of sharp features and a somewhat thin frame, undeniably beautiful but equally forbidding and unapproachable for reasons that few find immediately obvious. She seldom wears anything but black, matching her wild tangle of ebony curls and the dark drowning-depths of her eyes, and she favors flowing garments that tend toward modest but flattering. When she speaks, her voice is cold and carries an irrefutable authority, and she posseses a faint French accent.

Seen for her true self, the Dark Queen is largely similar in appearance to her Mask; she is slightly taller the lines of her face and form are cast in sharper relief; a dark and ornate metal crown rests eternally upon her brow, and her pale skin shows the occasional mark of faint scars or arcane symbols.

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Public Effects

Mantle (Autumn) 3:

A chill fog often coils about MAeve's feet. and a sense of dread radiates from her as shadows near her writhe and dance.

Air of Menace: No matter how hard she may try to overcome it, something about Maeve's very nature inspires discomfort and dread.

Closed Book 5: Adding to her somewhat-forbidding nature is the fact Maeve is incredibly hard to get a read on. She cocneals expression and body-language with the skill of years of courtly practice.

Gentrified Bearing: To make her even less-approachable to most of her fellow Lost, there is something uncomfortably reminiscent of one of the Gentry in Maeve's nature...

Striking Looks 2 (Terrible Beauty): Despite everything else however, Maeve is a strikingly-lovely woman in both her Mask and Mien alike, though her beauty has a marked edge; hers is the beauty of a cold-eyed sorceress-queen, alluring but at the same time frightening.