Sesi

Sesi Hart
Status
Race	Rakash
Gender	Female
Guild	Cleric
Instance	Prime

Sesi Who?

_{(On a good day)}
You see Actor Sesi Hart, Theatre Director of Ilithi.
She has a triangular face, slightly pointed ears, thick-lashed gold eyes and a pointy nose. Her red-gold hair is very long and wavy, and is worn in an intricate braid threaded with a night-black satin ribbon and allowed to fall over one shoulder. She has freckled skin and a shapely figure.
She is short for a Rakash.

_(Moonskin)
She has a wolfish face with slightly pointed ears, bright gold eyes and an elegant muzzle. She has a tri-color coat, a curving tail and a shapely figure.

History & Stuff

♥ Possibly born on the 13th day of the 7th month, 380 years after the victory of Lanival the Redeemer.
♥ Trained with the Barbarian Guild for three years before her calling came, directing her to the Cleric Guild.
♥ Auditioned for and was accepted into the Theren Theater Players in the early days of winter, 400.
♥ Starred in her first play "A Night of Hopeful Dance" in the spring of 401.
♥ Saw a real, live [expletive] dragon.
♥ Became engaged to Batutisz on the 31st day of the 8th month, 403.
♥ Accepted a position as Shard's Theatre Director in the summer of 406, assisting Court Bard Ruea Ruin in all things awesome and glittery.

Tidbits & Fluff

♥ "Sesi" is a childhood nickname and the Rakash word for six.
♥ Little sister to Istadet and Gathrin Delemor, the Istarin.
♥ Once married to Erieck Gotsby, Therengia's previous Ambassador to Ilithi and current Court Historian.
♥ Owns a bear pelt named Douglas (Doug) which might be sentient.
♥ Uses six golden hearts as her personal mark.
♥ Devoted to all three aspects of Hodierna with emphasis on Berengaria.
♥ Enjoys shopping with a passion some people reserve for training and hunting.
♥ Loves, adores and cherishes cupcakes boozecakes.
♥ Is (probably) a functioning alcoholic.

OOC Information

AIM: SixHeartsOr
E-Mail: sixheartsor@gmail.com
RP: Heavy
PvP: Open

“What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others.” - Pericles