Name
Queen Isadora Godwin (Isadora Clearwater)
Age
39
Bloodline
House Clearwater
The wealthiest family in Westeros, the Clearwaters of Casterly Rock lived like kings in their realm until Isadora Clearwaterâs marriage to King Charles Godwin solidified their royal ascension, and now her son is first in line to the throne, or so she will have everyone believe.
Personality
Isadora is as cruel as she is a clever and an ambitious woman determined to control her own destiny. She detests her husbandâs infidelities and to punish his adultery has sworn to end his bloodline by killing all his bastard children. In their place she will birth a pure Clearwater pedigree to rule in his stead. She will do anything to hide this secret, and she will take very calculative and clever steps to solidify her childrenâs ascension to power.
Who are you?
"I am the Queen of the Six Kingdoms, the faithful wife of King Charles Godwin â King of Kings, and the mother of the one true heir to the Iron Throne."
Who do you pledge yourself to?
âThe King of course⊠however, my father advised me once to always question where your loyalties lie, the people you trust will expect it, your greatest enemies will desired it, and those you treasure the most will, without fail, abuse it. He said loyalty inspires boundless hope. While that may be thereâs a catch. True loyalty takes years to build, and only seconds to destroy.â
History
"I was brought up like any noble girl of my time, never allowed outside the walls, and I resented my father for the restrictions he put on me, and envied the freedom allowed my brother even though I am oldest. Yet it was my duty to bear it. It would be weak and silly to say I cannot bear what it is my fate to be required to bear, and fate is never fair.
I learned from an early age woman are not equals to men. As a female child in my household I often found myself caught in a current much stronger than my resolve. If I struggled against it Iâd drown not just myself but those who try to save me. So I learned to swim with the current and I survived.
I learned not to fear fate. Instead I accepted the things to which fate binds me, and love the people, with whom fate brings me together, with all my heart. I married the King and loved him, and honored him, and wanted nothing more than to do my duty and give him a son. But sometimes life has a cruel sense of humor, giving us the one thing we most want at the worst time possible. Such was the birth of my first born.
We all have such fateful surprises, carefully chosen by the gods to attract events of specific significance for us: here shall Isadora always stumble; there shall Isadora's heart always break. But I am loyal to the nightmare of my choices.
To me, the thing that is worse than fate is betrayal. You see, I could conceive fate, but I could not conceive betrayal. The worst pain in the world goes beyond the physical. Even further beyond any other emotional pain one can feel. It is the betrayal of a husband. My son is a reminder of that betrayal and yet he is the sum of my love.
The truth about life is that anything is possible. Even in this world more things exist without our knowledge than with it and the order in creation which we see is that which we have put there, like a string in a maze, so that we not lose our way.
No one will stand in my way. It is fate. It is a gift. And no one can take that away."