»Vitals«
-Nation: The French Republic (Le République Française)
-Capital: Paris
-Human Name: Marianne Bonnefoy (nyotalia!France)
-Gender: Female
-Human Age: Approximately 24
-Birthday: July 14; In French history, July 14, 1789 was the day that Parisians stormed the Bastille, a prison for political opponents of the monarchy, to successfully gain access to a notable amount of ammunition and gunpow
der. This day, known as Bastille Day, marked the beginning of French Revolution to overthrow the monarchy.
-Languages Spoken: French, British English, Latin
»Appearance«
Nyo!France has brown hair, periwinkle eyes, and fair skin. She has a petite, slender physique overall, standing at 1.63 m (5ft 4in). One exception to this is that she is somewhat buxom for her size, but she is not excessively large. Marianne’s standard attire consists of a navy blue dress jacket over a white dress shirt and a tie, as well as a white skirt. She accessorizes this ensemble with an indigo cape adorned with large white fleur-de-lis and brown boots. Her hair is normally styled in a bun or ponytail with long bangs that frame her face; additionally, a small tiara adorns her head.
»Personality«
Marianne generally has a light, somewhat flirtatious demeanor. However, she will respect boundaries with people that she does not consider a familiar, contrary to popular beliefs about her persona.
»Likes/Dislikes«
Marianne takes great pride in anything French, particularly those things related to food, wine, and the heart of France, Paris. She also loves any type of jewelry that is elegant but simple. Due to her days spent looking after children in the royal court as a maid-in-waiting, she has a particular fondness for children. Several times during French history, particularly during the Revolution, Marianne was forced to spend days in small, dark cells and rooms; because of this, she has a phobia of being in small, tight spaces. She is also somewhat afraid of the dark, though the dimmest of lights is enough to quell her fears. She absolutely loathes British food, because she says that it has no flavor.
