Ada Bel
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Ada Halcourt af Brasca, simply known as Ada Bel was the Court Dramaturge of the River Court under The Commonwealth of the Petra. Ada Bel was the daughter of the Helvetii bastard Yvaine Beitris of Acre and the first Baron of Brasca, Bernard Luc Halcourt af Brasca. Between the years of the creation of the Barony of Brasca under Renilde the First. Ada Bel would be named temporary heir of the Barony of Brasca until her brother would be able to find a wife and sire a legitimate daughter or son to inherit the lands and riches which came with the title of the Barony of Brasca. Later, in the year 1934 of the 15th of The Grand Harvest, the young playwright would be named as Regent af Brasca, due to the illness which plagued her older brother, the Baron af Brasca. After due time, she too died, leaving the Barony up to her youngest brother. George Marc af Brasca
Titles & Styles
Titles & Styles
- 1912 - 1938 - Her Ladyship, Ada Bel Halcourt af Brasca
- 1927 - 1938 - Court Dramaturge, Ada Bel Halcourt af Brasca
- 1934 - 1938 - Regent af Brasca, Ada Bel Halcourt af Brasca
Literary Work
In the duration of Ada Bel Halcourt af Brasca's life, she would write a multitude of plays and poems.
Plays
Des Fool Princype was penned in the year 1932 on the third of The Sun's Smile. The playwright's intent when writing Des Fool Princype was to insult the legacy left behind by the first consort of Renilde the First, Constantine Anthony of Bailan. The Playwright as well wrote the play in honor of the Archduchess of the Commonwealth of the Petra, Renilde the First. Though, when writing the play, the Dramaturge of the River Court became extremely frail with a common cold. Taking a year to rest and recuperate from her cold until eventually finishing her first play. After the release of her play numerous people, practically citizens of The Commonwealth of the Petra, across the continent of Aevos would praise the play. The Archduchess at the time, Renilde the First, particularly found the play entertaining and mirthful despite its serious themes.
Poems
Sins of a Mother was created in the year 1933 on the twelfth of The Grand Harvest. After the death of Allessandra Amador when she was killed at the hands of the Holy Inquisition after being found guilty of being a Vampire. The piece was created by Ada Bel Halcourt af Brasca in a spur of anger. The playwright was infuriated at the fact that the Holy Inquisition who vowed to the many to protect dedicated and faithful canonists would murder an unborn baby, as at the time of Allessandra Amador's death, Allessandra was with child. In a moment of anguish and fury, the playwright and poet would write a response to the situation through poetry, condemning the actions of the Holy Inquisition for their involvement in the murder of an unborn child. This stands to be the playwright's first published piece of poetry. After releasing the poem, she would come into criticism from those who defended the actions of the Holy Inquisition while also getting praise from those disturbed by the actions of the Holy Inquisition.
