Morgan Coughlan

Personality: To the outside world she appears to be cold and calculating. A select few know that she has a softer side, and she likes to keep it to those select few. Her sister, and her lover, are really those select few. She acts like a queen quite thoroughly, though not always what everyone would consider a "proper lady". This is because she believes women to be equal to men and will don her armor and sword just as quickly as any man. She thoroughly enjoys music and dancing and absolutely loves to throw parties, which are probably the only times that her people see her as anything other than cold. She does, however, have a deep disliking for the number seven, and will even go as far as to kick someone out of a room, or demand someone enter, if there are only seven people in the room at any given time.



History: Morgan was born, along with her fraternal twin Moira, to the late, late King and Queen of Idritis. The twins were raised as princesses and married off to the heirs of Aibirith and Baile respectfully at the age of 16. There their stories become separate. Morgan spent many years in the shadow of her husband who was an extremely violent and abusive man. She sought solace from her ladies, but did not find true comfort until one particular young lady; by the name of Abaigael, came to her court and caught her attention. Morgan spent a long time chasing after Abaigael before the young woman finally gave in to her.



She fell so in love with the young woman that it didn't cross her mind what might happen if their truth of their relationship got out until her husband found out about it. Utterly distraught when he threatened to either kill or exile the woman that she was in love with, Morgan did something she'd never thought herself capable of and killed her husband. Of course it wasn't by her own hand that his death came about, since she couldn't risk anyone linking her to such a thing. Instead she gained the support of one of his closest followers at the time and through careful and discreet poisoning of Uinseann's food, his death was brought about.



Though rumors spread of her killing off her husband, no one could ever prove it, and Morgan remained the Queen of Aibirith. She allowed the proper time for grieving to pass before she became more open about her affection toward Lady O'Hara. In the time between then and when she officially asked Abaigael to marry her, rumors had spread across all four kingdoms that the Queen of Aibirith might be in love with a woman. By the time she announced their engagement; and pending marriage, to the higher nobles of her kingdom, no one was overly surprised. Wanting nothing more than to please her bride to be, Morgan left the planning part of the wedding in Abaigael's capable hands.



The ceremony and coronation went off without a hitch, but when the Masquerade came around the evening after, a fight or so broke out. Not wanting to focus too much on the fights and ruin the evening for her lovely new wife, Morgan worked to distract the crowd from the scene. Unfortunately the next day during the Knight Games that had been planned as part of the wedding celebration one of the Lady Knights of Axailia lost her temper, and it resulted in the death of the Commander of England's army. In the time since Morgan has gathered her own army and put a call to all her noble men to gather their armies. Though hesitant to leave behind her new wife, she has prepared to march off to the fields of battle with her men.

Morgan isn't exactly the easiest person in the world to befriend. In fact she doesn't make a habbit out of getting chummy with very many people. Of course she'll play the political game where she needs to, but as for real friends they are few and far between. Currently the only people she considers friends are her wife and her sister.

Unlike with friends, it's quite easy for Morgan to make enemies. There are those who believe that she's wrong for marrying a woman, those who still believe that she killed her late husband, and those who simply dislike her because she's not an overly warm and accepting type of person. Again, she plays the political game where needed, but doesn't go out of her way to actually befriend many people.

Morgan is a one woman kind of woman. She's been in love with her now wife for many years, and while she can't claim not to notice other people who are attractive, she can say that she has no interest in anyone other than Abaigael.