Wynne (Gwilwilethien)
Race: Human - Rohan
Age: Wynne is young, but wise for her age.
Family: Besides a father - Léod, a mother - Éohild, a brother - Fréaláf, she has a great-uncle called Félaróf - she just calls him uncle.
Animals: A mare, of course. Nimrodel - from her favorite tale - was also a gift from her uncle.
Weapons: She has an Elvish sword her uncle gave her - she didn't want one but took it because she loves her uncle and wanted her parents to stop saying she needed one. It's called Tindóme, the period right before dawn.
Personality: Wynne is not very interested in fighting or racing horses, although she understands the practical use of them. Her family drives her mad about it, and she may have an outburst of fury when she gets too annoyed. She doesn't make friends easily, because she is considered weird, but the is actually friendly and gentle. She seems weak, but has a fiery spirit and a strong will.
Appearance: As her name tells you - Wynne means light complexioned, fair (haired) - she is blonde, as most of the Rohirrim. Unusual for a maid of Rohan, she mostly weares her hair in a long braid down her back. Her eyes are sea-green, which comes from a grandmother who lived in Dol Amroth. Mostly, she wears a light-grey wool dress over a white blouse.
History:
Wynne was born in Edoras, but her family moved to the village. Her father is a noble who got wounded heavily, so he became in charge of it. Her father’s injuries weren’t the only reason her family moved; her uncle, who had fought and travelled a lot in his young days, lived there too, and he was lonely. Wynne and her uncle love each other a lot and when she moved, her uncle thought she needed a horse. He gave her a light-brown foal which she loved immediately. Her other love is books, and her uncle gave her a lot of those too, although her father isn’t very happy about it. He tells Wynne all the time she should go practising her fighting instead of dreaming and learning Elvish. When she’s sick of that she rides off with her horse to go reading in a field somewhere.
