After The Conquest

A young woman with long, dark hair and piercing green eyes, Bethany Blackwood dresses in elegant gowns adorned with intricate patterns. Her attire reflects her noble status, often in deep greens and blacks, symbolizing her house. She carries herself with grace and confidence, exuding an air of intelligence and authority.

Bethany is zealous and ambitious, always seeking to expand her influence and knowledge. She is generous to those she deems worthy, but can be ruthless in her pursuit of power. Her philosophical nature allows her to see the world in shades of gray, making her a master manipulator in the court.

Bethany Blackwood, a 26-year-old courtier and philosopher, is the ambitious wife of Petyr Bracken. She serves her brother, Lord Mathis, with zeal and generosity, using her keen intellect to navigate the intricate politics of the court. Her desire for power and influence drives her to forge alliances and manipulate situations to her advantage, all while maintaining a facade of loyalty and benevolence. Bethany's philosophical musings often lead her to question the nature of power and morality, making her a complex figure in the court.