Aubriela

My character was born in a small cottage surrounded by woods. Her mother was caring and light, however her father was abusive and constantly drunk. When Aubrie was five, her mother discovered that the father was cheating, therefore kicking him out of the home. One year later, the mother got mystiously ill overnight; the family assumed that the father poisoned her. She passed shortly after. After the mother's death, Aubrie and her older brother were forced to part ways. Aubrie stayed at a nearby maid's house. She regularly helped the maid cook and clean for the wealthy. As they did the chores, the maid taught Aubrie many valuable lessons on kindness and giving. When Aubrie turned eighteen, she moved out of the maids house and begun her own adventure. She was living on the streets, but finally decided that she wanted a home. In hope to reach her goal, Aubrie helped local merchants and maids for spare change. This money would only be spent on food, the rest would be saved for a home. One day, as Aubrie was walking to the market, she came across an abandoned boy. He was starving and alone, therefore she gave the boy half of her savings. To show his appreciation, the boy then gifted her a necklace for the kind gesture. That necklace would later become the reminder that she needs to put others before herself. Aubrie continues her journey in hope that she can help another who is struggling in the city, but also start a life of her own.

My character was born in a small cottage-- outside the walls of the Kingdom of Oren. Her birth mother was caring and light, but her father was abusive and a heavy drinker. Also, she had an older brother, he was usually the one taking care of the household. Aubrie, her mother, and her brother would regularly attend the Holy Canonist Church to pray for their father and his greed. Unfortunately, their god never answered and the mother discovered that the father had been cheating. Enraged, she kicked him out of the home and threatened that she would drown him in the river if he ever came near the family again. In response to the mother's cold shoulder, the father left but took most of the family's valuables with him. A year passed and the mother became mysteriously ill overnight; Aubrie and her brother assumed that the father came back and poisoned her. Their mom passed shortly after. The siblings stopped attending church for some time because they lost faith in their god. After the mother's funeral, Aubrie and her older brother were forced to part ways. Aubrie stayed at a nearby maid's house within the kingdom's walls. She regularly helped the maid cook and clean for the wealthy. The maid was an extremely religious woman. As they did the chores, the maid taught Aubrie many valuable lessons regularly taught by the church. She focused on kindness and giving. When Aubrie turned eighteen, she moved out of the maid's house to begin her own adventure. She was living on the streets but finally decided that she wanted a home and a good future. To reach her goal, Aubrie helped local merchants and maids for spare change. This money would only be spent on food, the rest would be saved for the journey to a new place. One day, as Aubrie was walking to the market, she came across an abandoned boy. He was starving and alone, therefore she gave the boy half of her savings. Aubrie refused to be greedy like her father. The boy showed his appreciation by gifting her a stone necklace. That necklace would later become a reminder to put others before yourself. Aubrie continues to save, then finally gets on the boat to her new future.