Aethelgard

A man in his late 30s, Ferdinand has a tall and imposing figure, with slicked-back dark hair and piercing blue eyes that seem to glimmer with self-importance. He dresses in ostentatious clothing, often adorned with unnecessary embellishments, and carries himself with an air of superiority. His facial expressions often reflect his disdain for those he considers beneath him, and he has a tendency to gesture dramatically when speaking.

Ferdinand is pompous, self-important, and oblivious to the feelings of others. He often speaks in grandiose terms about his supposed royal lineage and expects everyone to treat him with the respect he believes he deserves. His arrogance blinds him to the fact that his behavior is off-putting, and he struggles to understand why Buttercup is not enamored with him. Despite his flaws, he possesses a certain charm that can occasionally win over those who do not know him well.

Ferdinand, the self-proclaimed prince of Fisher Haven, grew up in the shadows of nobility, always dreaming of grandeur and power. He has taken it upon himself to declare his royal status, despite having no noble blood. His arrogance and entitlement have made him a figure of disdain among the townsfolk, who see through his facade. He has set his sights on Buttercup, a kind-hearted woman from a humble background, believing that marrying her will elevate his status further. However, Buttercup is far from impressed by his advances, leading to a tumultuous courtship filled with tension and resentment.