Elisabeth Leopoldine Carrion
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Elisabeth Leopoldine Carrion-Tuvyic was a renowned socialite, following in the footsteps of her esteemed grandmother, Elizaveta Angelika Tuvyic vas Ruthern. Affectionately known as "Lisa" among her close friends, she captivated the Orenian social scene during her debut season, earning the title of the "Ruby of the Season."
Born into a prestigious lineage, Elisabeth inherited her family's charm and grace. She possessed a natural allure that made her the center of attention at every social gathering. With her elegance and wit, she effortlessly charmed those around her, leaving a lasting impression on all who had the pleasure of her company.
While her grandmother excelled in the world of performing arts, Elisabeth's passions lay in a different realm. Inspired by her father's devout faith and unwavering commitment to the Canon, she too became a devout follower of the faith. As a devoted Cannonist woman, Elisabeth dedicated herself to the principles and teachings of the Canon, seeking solace and guidance in its wisdom.
Her unwavering faith not only shaped her personal life but also extended to her involvement in philanthropic endeavors. Elisabeth actively supported charitable organizations and participated in various religious events and ceremonies, her devotion shining through her actions.
With her magnetic presence and genuine kindness, Elisabeth Leopoldine Carrion-Tuvyic left an indelible mark on the social fabric of Orenian society. Her legacy as a beloved socialite and devout Cannonist woman lives on, inspiring others to embrace the virtues of grace, faith, and compassion.
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Biography
Early life
Elisabeth Leopoldine Carrion-Tuvyic was born as the twin sister of Franz Nikolai Carrion, and from an early age, she felt a sense of longing and occasional exclusion. Despite these feelings, she formed a close bond with her brother, following him like a loyal companion. Together, they embarked on various adventures and shared countless hours playing chess, a game that would symbolize their intertwined destinies throughout their lives, akin to the contrasting white and dark chess pieces.
During their formative years, Elisabeth and Franz Nikolai developed friendships with other children from Orenian noble families. However, it was Anton d'Amato-Orlov who became their closest confidant and companion. The bond between Elisabeth and Anton grew stronger over time, evolving into a deep connection that some may argue could have blossomed into love. Unfortunately, circumstances prevented their relationship from ever fully developing. Maybe both of their lives would of been different if they married?
As Elisabeth made her debut into society, she encountered initial challenges that tested her confidence. However, driven by her desire to make her family proud, she persevered and gave her best efforts. Through her determination and grace, she managed to overcome the hurdles and emerged as a standout among her peers. Her exceptional performance and captivating presence led to her being bestowed with the prestigious title of the "Ruby of the Season," a recognition that brought immense pride and joy to her family. It was through this Ball and event she made her life long friends and companions.Making her the beloved socilaite
Marriage
Elisabeth Leopoldine Carrion-Tuvyic was a sought-after young woman, attracting the attention of numerous suitors. However, one particular suitor, Leon Tuefeull, inadvertently caused a scandal that brought unwanted attention to Elisabeth's family. Leon's ill-advised gesture of gifting both Elisabeth and her best friend the same present ignited a heated conflict between their families. The altercation escalated to the point where Elisabeth's beloved grandfather, Ostromir Carrion, ended up injured on the cobblestones. This incident served as a harsh lesson for Elisabeth, revealing the true nature of mankind's brutality. She mourned for many days, her vulnerability casting a shadow over her spirit.
In her fragile state, Elisabeth sought solace in the company of a man named Brandt, despite warnings from her father that he was an unsuitable match. The heart, however, tends to defy reason, and Elisabeth found herself drawn to Brandt's ruggish presence. With the assistance of the current governess,Anna Henrietta of Provins a deal was struck to arrange a marriage between Elisabeth and Brandt, aiming to sweep the scandal under the rug. Although her decision delighted Elisabeth, her brother expressed disappointment, as he had envisioned her marrying his best friend, Anton, believing them to be a perfect match.
On the 1st of the Deep Cold, XXII of the Second Age, Elisabeth and Brandt exchanged vows, burdened with heavy hearts. The date, originally set for the 8th of the Deep Cold, XIII of the Second Age, marked the official union between the two. The wedding celebration, however, proved to be bittersweet. After two years of marriage, Brandt abruptly disappeared, leaving Elisabeth with only their ruby ring and broken promises. Devastated, Elisabeth discovered that Brandt had secretly married another and started a family under the name of the Monsalves
The betrayal and abandonment of her husband left Elisabeth disillusioned and hurt, aching for the love and commitment she had once believed in. The pain of her failed marriage would shape her future decisions and perspectives, leaving an indelible mark on her heart and soul.
A Chess Piece
Elisabeth Leopoldine Carrion-Tuvyic, with the illustrious lineage of the Carrion-Tuvyic family and the influence of her renowned grandmother, had formidable shoes to fill. She embraced her duty to uphold the family's esteemed reputation and prepared herself to step into the role with grace and poise. As a Ruby, a Carrion, and a dear friend to many, Elisabeth's presence and charisma were felt by all who crossed her path.
Among her close friends, none were as devoted or as inseparable as Anna Mariya. She would find out in later years she had befriended a hidden queen. From the moment they met, their friendship ignited like a flame, with each girl complementing the other's spirit. They shared their joys and sorrows, becoming as close as sisters. When one was filled with fiery passion, the other provided the steady strength to balance their emotions. Together, Elisabeth and Anna formed a dynamic duo, always there to support and uplift one another.
Their bond grew so strong that they began to actively contribute to the world around them. Anna found her calling as a diplomat, exploring distant lands and fostering international connections. Meanwhile, Elisabeth took on the responsibility of the governess, a role that allowed her to exercise her organizational skills and bring a sense of vibrancy to the lives of those around her. As the Mistress of the Household, she oversaw the staff and took charge of tutoring, instilling a sense of structure and discipline. Her presence breathed life into the often monotonous routines of the household.While Elisabeth silently carried the weight of her failed marriage, she remained resolute in her determination to make a positive impact. Through writing poetry and sharing her knowledge through teaching, she found solace and purpose. Her resilience and dedication to her responsibilities shone through, inspiring those around her.
In recognition of her significant contributions, Elisabeth Leopoldine Carrion-Tuvyic was bestowed with the title "The Lady Elisabeth Leopoldine of Dobrov, Mistress of the Household." This prestigious title reflected not only her noble lineage but also the invaluable role she played in the lives of those she touched, both within the household and beyond.
The Chess Piece: Elisabeth's Hidden Escape
Unbeknownst to Elisabeth Leopoldine Carrion-Tuvyic, a quiet storm was brewing as things seemed to settle down. Mary Casimira, the daughter of the late governess, had been treated as an equal and friend by Elisabeth. However, Mary harbored deep-seated resentment, perceiving Elisabeth as her rival in every aspect of their lives. Without warning, her suppressed animosity surfaced, leading her to orchestrate a plot against Elisabeth that involved assassination schemes. Elisabeth found herself entangled in a web of accusations she could not easily disentangle, compounded by the threat to her own life that Mary had set in motion.
Left with no alternative, Elisabeth contemplated divine intervention. Could this be God's way of wiping the slate clean, of testing his child's resilience? With no other choice in sight, Elisabeth fled, aided by her closest confidant, as they devised a plan to fake her death. She allowed others to believe that she had fallen victim to the infamous Tuvyic curse, ensuring even her brother Franz believed she had succumbed to its ill fate. On that fateful day, she shed her former identity and rearranged her name, adopting the guise of Paizley Veta, drawing upon her grandmother's legacy as an actress to conceal her true self. In this newfound life, she not only sought refuge but also hid her most precious secret: her child, Belladona, known to none but herself.
As fate would have it, on the day Elisabeth embarked on her hidden escape, Anton also vanished, both of them retreating from the world independently. It was by mere coincidence that their paths converged in the realm of secrecy. True friendships, it seemed, could withstand the test of time and remain unyielding.
The saga of Elisabeth Leopoldine Carrion-Tuvyic, now known as Paizley Veta, and her unexpected alliance with Anton amid their clandestine existence spoke of the unpredictable nature of life. The chessboard had been overturned, and Elisabeth, once a prominent chess piece, had now become the hidden queen, maneuvering in the shadows to protect herself and her cherished child.
Titles, Styles, and Honors
Titles and Styles
- Lady Elisabeth Leopoldine Carrion
- HG The Lady Elisabeth Leopoldine of Dobrov, Mistress of the Household
- TH Lady Elisabeth Leopoldine Krüger-Carrion
- Paisley Veta
Issue
| Name | Birth | Death | Marriage | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Belladona | ??? | Alive | Stanimar I, Count of Otistad | Bore Issue to four Children |
fun facts
Elisabeth joined last minute in a play in a major role of the mistresss in LORIN + SIGSMUND Elisabeth wrote a total of 85 Poems and sonnets, many are used to seduce ladies or in offical documents as promises to others.
