Background
Astrid grew up as the youngest in the house, and as such one could say that she was a bit spoiled. She learned pretty quickly how to get what she wanted and understood that if she acted a bit dumb, most people would assume she actually was. She took an interest in acting very young, both as an actress herself and as a playwriter. Her fascination with her mother led her to try and understand her through the only medium she could and as she tried to retrace Ashlid's steps, she grew more and more angry at the injustice that was done to her family.
As a young woman, Astrid's role in the house is that of a councilor. On the outside, she helps her father and sister with matters that regard their craft, how to perfect it, how to better show it to the world. In reality, she also takes care of information gathering, keeping a keen ear on the streets and making sure House Kairos knows everything they should.
Appearance
Astrid is tall and has a wiry physique. She has black eyes and long blonde hair, which she usually styles herself with different braids according to the current fashion. She dresses elegantly but likes colourful clothes and tasteful jewelry. Astrid has little to no chest and has always taken an interest in playing both male and female characters. She likes the challenge, but also feels comfortable wearing men's clothes.
Psychology
Astrid is a social butterfly. She is easy to talk to and has an airy-headed attitude that brings most people to underestimate her, which is something she usually encourages. It's fine if people see her as a spoiled, weird, silly girl, she prefers to not be taken seriously. Her family knows her for who she is, and that is more than enough: everything else can be a mask.
Astrid rarely partecipates in the plays as an actress, both because of her father's protectiveness and her own reluctance. She is extremely passionate about her characters and plays, sometimes bordering on the obsessive, and is always studying, practicing and rehearsing to exhaustion.
She takes her role as a councilor very seriously, both on advising her family and gathering every important information she comes about. She takes care to listen to everyone, regardless of their status, and makes note of everything in her own way.