Seraphel du Marquin
First mention (by name): 7.42 M
First appearance: 8.24
Species: Human
Status: Alive
- Princess of the Grave
- Seraphel
- Seraphel of the Right-Handed Slap
- Seraphel the Brave
- Seraphel the Cursed
- Seraphel the Daring
- Seraphel the Dutiful
- Seraphel the General
- Seraphel the Sharptongued
- Seraphel the Widow
- The Cursed Widow of Calanfer
Aliases for Seraphel du Marquin
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| 7.42 M | He had to consider it. But in diplomacy, one could move forwards while still leaving room to back out. Tyrion had considered the options frankly. Of the current [Princesses], there were two of Calanfer who were eligible. The 4th and 6th Princesses…er…Seraphel and Lyonette, according to his information. |
| 7.50 | “Is Princess Seraphel safe?” |
| 7.50 | “Seraphel.” |
| 7.50 | “No…I mean, that is the [Knight] order of my kingdom. But that one was wearing the crest of my sister. Seraphel du Marquin.” |
| 8.20 | “You have changed, Ser Dalimont. Your lack of social graces offends the spirit of our order. I fear your time guarding Princess Seraphel has roughened your elegance.” |
| 8.20 | None of them were charitable. Seraphel. Let’s see. That was the 4th Princess. She was the one who was cursed, right? How many husbands had she killed? Three? |
| 8.24 | They called her Seraphel the Cursed behind her back. Seraphel du Marquin, the 4th [Princess] of Calanfer. |
| 8.24 | They called her Seraphel the Cursed behind her back. Seraphel du Marquin, the 4th [Princess] of Calanfer. |
| 8.24 | Seraphel the Widow. So named because she had been married three times. Each time—the marriage had ended in death. |
| 8.24 | The third husband of Seraphel du Marquin though—had died rather quickly after marriage. The mere fact that Seraphel had not stayed in any one relationship for more than four years at most, and the deaths of two out of three had given her the name. |
| 8.24 | The third husband of Seraphel du Marquin though—had died rather quickly after marriage. The mere fact that Seraphel had not stayed in any one relationship for more than four years at most, and the deaths of two out of three had given her the name. |
| 8.24 | Seraphel the Cursed. Not exactly a name that was helpful for future engagements. Nor—bluntly speaking—was her value as high as before. She was old—which was to say, she was nearly thirty years old instead of being younger. Of course, that was only in terms of marriageability. Of course…that was what a [Princess] was generally good for. |
| 8.24 | So, then. If you had heard of her, Seraphel would be ‘that’ princess, the one from Calanfer who killed her husbands by ill fortune. Unmarried once more after the Noelictus incident; perhaps they’d find a husband willing to take the risk abroad, poor girl. Still a [Princess], though. She’d have a fine, pampered life if it weren’t for the war. |
| 8.24 | So, when the 1st, 3rd, and 4th [Princesses] of Calanfer attended the ball, Seraphel attracted the most looks of all. There were the usual titters of interest, the looks towards her as people recognized her name. |
| 8.24 | “Announcing Princess Shardele, Princess Aielef, and Princess Seraphel du Marquin of Calanfer!” |
| 8.24 | “Don’t worry about the whispers, Seraphel. They do talk so.” |
| 8.24 | The 1st Princess turned to the 4th, with a beatific smile on her face, as if she was addressing one of her enamored subjects. Since it was her sister, it just reminded Seraphel there were whisperers. |
| 8.24 | The somewhat uncharitable facts about the two [Princesses] were probably not being thought by anyone else in the room. Shardele and Aielef were more like exotic birds, and their peers among royalty and other nobility were keen on meeting the [Princesses], entertaining their pleas for support for the Dawn Concordat, and perhaps Seraphel for a marriage to a cousin as a favor. |
| 8.24 | They didn’t know the older two like Seraphel did, but the 4th Princess of Calanfer had grown up with her siblings for a while before they’d begun to be married off, and they did like to visit ‘home’, the capital and Eternal Throne of Calanfer. |
| 8.24 | Siblings knew all of their family’s faults. Shardele sighed and Seraphel nudged her slightly as they glided across the floor, each one the image of grace and decorum and Calanfer’s famed etiquette. |
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