Full Name Henri René D'Aramitz
ahn-REE reh-NAY
Nicknames René, René D'Herblay,
Role Prince Four
Gender Male
Age Thirty-Seven
Sexual Orientation Straight
ahn-REE reh-NAY
Nicknames René, René D'Herblay,
Role Prince Four
Gender Male
Age Thirty-Seven
Sexual Orientation Straight
Family Members
Father
Mother
Step-Mother(s)
Siblings
Child
Hair Color: Dark Brown
Eye Color Brown
Height 6'0
Weight 154 lbs
Tattoos none
Piercings none
Scars answer
Oddities He finds himself returning to needlepoint when we is truly board. Don't tell anyone this little secret though.
Eye Color Brown
Height 6'0
Weight 154 lbs
Tattoos none
Piercings none
Scars answer
Oddities He finds himself returning to needlepoint when we is truly board. Don't tell anyone this little secret though.
Personality:
{Brave, Loyal, Gregarious, Kind, Just, Zealous}
To fear God and maintain His Church
To serve the liege lord in valour and faith
To protect the weak and defenceless
To give succour to widows and orphans
To refrain from the wanton giving of offence
To live by honour and for glory
To despise pecuniary reward
To fight for the welfare of all
To obey those placed in authority
To guard the honour of fellow knights
To eschew unfairness, meanness and deceit
To keep faith
At all times to speak the truth
To persevere to the end in any enterprise begun
To respect the honour of women
Never to refuse a challenge from an equal
Never to turn the back upon a foe
Hobbies
Habits
Likes/Loves
Strengths
Weaknesses
{Brave, Loyal, Gregarious, Kind, Just, Zealous}
To fear God and maintain His Church
To serve the liege lord in valour and faith
To protect the weak and defenceless
To give succour to widows and orphans
To refrain from the wanton giving of offence
To live by honour and for glory
To despise pecuniary reward
To fight for the welfare of all
To obey those placed in authority
To guard the honour of fellow knights
To eschew unfairness, meanness and deceit
To keep faith
At all times to speak the truth
To persevere to the end in any enterprise begun
To respect the honour of women
Never to refuse a challenge from an equal
Never to turn the back upon a foe
Hobbies
- Tournaments
- Hunting
- Needlepoint
- Chess
- Hawking
- Badminton
Habits
- Whistles
Likes/Loves
- His Family, for the most part
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- Heretics
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Strengths
- His Faith in God
- His Skill with a sword
Weaknesses
- His Faith, makes him over Zealous
History:
René was born in the small nation of Aramitz, an island in the Bay of Biscay of the coasts of France and Spain. He is the eldest son of King Pierre Henri and his first wife the princess Emma Renée of France. When Renée was five years old his mother passed away, giving birth to his brother Pierre Henri, "Henri". His father has recounted to him a number of times that Renée’s mother had a difficult time conceiving, and when she fell pregnant it was the happiest he ever saw her. Renée likes to believe this to be true, though he hardly knows if his father's tale has any truth to it, as he was never able to ask his mother himself.
Not long after his mother's death, his father remarried and sent young René then six to train to squire in France. He felt unwanted by his father, tossed away like an old rag. For the majority of his childhood, he found himself constantly trying to improve himself to win his father’s approval. His step-mother bore five children, by the time René was fifteen. Although he barely knew his step-mother in reality, she was well aware of him and secretly plotted to have René and his brother Henri killed so that her own son would be heir. Although René was quite safe from his step-mother's grasp, Henri was not so fortunate.
His brother was ten years old, when his nursemaids smuggled him out of Aramitz and into France to my Uncle, The King of France's court. It was under my begging that my Uncle agreed to this, but it came at a price. I had proven myself with a sword and bow quite profoundly, my Uncle wanted me to serve in his guard for a time when my training was complete. My father agreed to this whole idea, on the terms that is was to train Henri in the same manner I have been trained in.
My Training was completed a few years later when I turned Nineteen, but I could not return to my beloved homeland. For now I had to serve my uncle's personal guard. At this point I had been away from Aramitz for more then thirteen years. It seemed the natruel choice for Remé, though convincing his father was a harder sell who wanted him to return home, for the second part of his education. His father finerly agreed to the idea, with much reluctence but only after Remé pledged to return to Aramitz in the course of nine years. René agreed to this compramise, and for nine years he served in France.
In that nine year time period, Remé met the fair maid Marrianne D'Blanche the daughter of a lower noble of little intrest to the court. However Remé, had a great intrest in knowing Marrianne better. He never revealed to her his true name wanting him to know him as Remé first. By the end of his nine years in France, he and Marrianne had fallen inlove. His marriage to Marrianne was brief, as she was taken by the plague shortly after their marriage, but a few months before she left this world she gave birth to a daughter, little Marrianne Reneé.
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René was born in the small nation of Aramitz, an island in the Bay of Biscay of the coasts of France and Spain. He is the eldest son of King Pierre Henri and his first wife the princess Emma Renée of France. When Renée was five years old his mother passed away, giving birth to his brother Pierre Henri, "Henri". His father has recounted to him a number of times that Renée’s mother had a difficult time conceiving, and when she fell pregnant it was the happiest he ever saw her. Renée likes to believe this to be true, though he hardly knows if his father's tale has any truth to it, as he was never able to ask his mother himself.
Not long after his mother's death, his father remarried and sent young René then six to train to squire in France. He felt unwanted by his father, tossed away like an old rag. For the majority of his childhood, he found himself constantly trying to improve himself to win his father’s approval. His step-mother bore five children, by the time René was fifteen. Although he barely knew his step-mother in reality, she was well aware of him and secretly plotted to have René and his brother Henri killed so that her own son would be heir. Although René was quite safe from his step-mother's grasp, Henri was not so fortunate.
His brother was ten years old, when his nursemaids smuggled him out of Aramitz and into France to my Uncle, The King of France's court. It was under my begging that my Uncle agreed to this, but it came at a price. I had proven myself with a sword and bow quite profoundly, my Uncle wanted me to serve in his guard for a time when my training was complete. My father agreed to this whole idea, on the terms that is was to train Henri in the same manner I have been trained in.
My Training was completed a few years later when I turned Nineteen, but I could not return to my beloved homeland. For now I had to serve my uncle's personal guard. At this point I had been away from Aramitz for more then thirteen years. It seemed the natruel choice for Remé, though convincing his father was a harder sell who wanted him to return home, for the second part of his education. His father finerly agreed to the idea, with much reluctence but only after Remé pledged to return to Aramitz in the course of nine years. René agreed to this compramise, and for nine years he served in France.
In that nine year time period, Remé met the fair maid Marrianne D'Blanche the daughter of a lower noble of little intrest to the court. However Remé, had a great intrest in knowing Marrianne better. He never revealed to her his true name wanting him to know him as Remé first. By the end of his nine years in France, he and Marrianne had fallen inlove. His marriage to Marrianne was brief, as she was taken by the plague shortly after their marriage, but a few months before she left this world she gave birth to a daughter, little Marrianne Reneé.
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