Synoah Farmount
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| Home | Combe |
| Gender | Female |
| Race | Human |
| Culture | Bree |
| Title | Daughter; Vegetable Hunter |
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| Hair | Dark |
| Eyes | Dark |
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| Player | Tapp |
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Description
This girl has a soft, alluring face with dark, teasing eyes. Her dark, mid-back-long hair is thick and wavy, arguably too much for her, and nearly kept tame with an array of pins and black ribbons. Her equally long bangs are likewise swept to one side and the other and pinned there. Her nose and mouth are of the typical variety and girlish enough to suit her vanity. Her chin, child-like cheeks, and soft jawline finalize her appearance as unmistakably feminine.
She wears a very long, black dress with a tall neckline; snug sleeves bunch down her arms and cover most of her hands, while the dress bunches in small folds across her hips, waist, and bust; the observant might note bare toes peeking from beneath her dress' full lengths, and threadbare portions through the dress' hemline.
A curious TRINKET glitters in Synoah's hair at the back of her head.
History
Born where the wilds could touch her life daily, and where the "White Mountain" was always in view, Synoah learned to love nature, the howling wind, warm layers of bundled clothing, dreadful storms, and the playful camaraderie of her closest brother, Nalen.
What imaginings he and she shared in their early youth, romping through gales from one stand of trees to another, have bound them steadfast, especially through the loss of so many of those they together held dear.
Following her parents moving them to the Shepherding Village, Synoah's detachment there was a derivative of longing for her former life, and in Bree that detachment continued.
Thus, life has thus wholly changed for Synoah: from self-made subsistence living to poverty; and a large family with married siblings and relatives to living among foreigners with a single brother and parents.
