#breecanons

It’s a deliberate character choice for my TES Altmer, Briisebrom. Not just her eyes, but her entire body is intentionally disproportioned. As far as her eyes are concerned, where most people have an eye’s width between their eyes, I’ve given Bree a smidge more space. Here’s a screenshot to help explain visually what’s going on:

If you want to know the full story, here is a link to a previous post that explains in greater depth how and why I created her to look the way she does. (Here is the link to the FAQ page about her character if you happen to be using a browser instead of the mobile app.) I have re-created this character for my playthroughs of different video games, so the very same disproportions apply to those incarnations (e.g., her Dragon Age version). 

Unfortunately, a side-effect of drawing this character so, so frequently means that sometimes her specific features bleed into my drawings of other characters. This habit is not limited to this character. In fact, if I draw any of my characters with any frequency, this sort of “bleeding” or blending occurs. For example, if I draw Lucelion, sometimes I give my other characters his strong, rounded chin; if I draw Bodran, suddenly my other characters have his hooded eyes or sharp eyebrows; if I draw Morowa, I tend to draw fuller lips on my other characters. So if you're seeing all my characters with wide-set eyes, know that to be an unfortunate consequence of drawing her so frequently and know that I’m aware of this problem. Only Brii and her multiple iterations are supposed to have those wide-set eyes.

The only height I know 100% for certain is Bodran’s because I created him at a time when having those sorts of numbers at hand was important to me. He is 194 cm (6ft 4in). This is his original/canonical height as a Dunmer and I tried to change as little as possible about Bodran when I imported his Elder Scrolls character into Dragon Age 2.

Bree is around 183 cm (6ft 0in). I say ‘around’ because her original Altmer height is 188 cm (6ft 2in) or thereabouts. I was concerned that that’s a little too much Bree for anyone in Thedas to handle and I shrank her a wee bit.

Tbqh, I don’t have this part of Bree’s canon story worked out precisely–like I cannot for the life of me remember when this happens in-game or when in my story it ought to happen–but Bree didn’t dump them, they dumped her. I double-checked my screenshots from my original playthrough hoping to jog my memory and the conversations her lovers had with her independently went a little something like this:

Alistair raises the issue with Bree. He desires a monogamous relationship and while he apologises for putting the burden on her, he needs her to make a choice. When she can’t decide, Alistair steps aside, wishes her the best with Zevran, and says that Zevran is a lucky man.

Zevran also raises the issue with Bree. He is perfectly comfortable to let Bree pursue her fancies as she desires, but he suspects that Alistair does not feel the same. Zevran desires healthy, hearty polyamory–he does not want to be a cheat and if the relationship between them all cannot be an honest one, then there shouldn’t be a relationship at all. Zevran also steps aside for Alistair.

I hadn’t considered pregnancy outside of an AU scenario, but I probably should have because Bree treats her corruption as a form of birth control. This is obviously an extremely stupid and risky way of approaching birth control and sex, but nevertheless any resulting pregnancy would be unplanned as far as Bree is concerned because she honestly believes she cannot conceive in the first place.

If Bree got pregnant she would be an emotional wreck for the following reasons:

She was raised in a Circle–essentially raised by an isolated insular indoor village–and thus feels like she doesn’t know how to take care of a child or raise them to be a “normal” functioning member of a society she wasn’t really a part of until a decade or so ago!

She hasn’t got that long to live and she doesn’t want to run off to die and leave her child behind. As someone separated from her own mother at a young age, she knows what that pain feels like.

She doesn’t want to go through the throes of childbirth. 

Bree is incredibly vain and doesn’t want to get fat or lose her “shape” while carrying around a baby for a good portion of the year.

For all these reasons and more, she simply doesn’t want children.

[WIP in question.]

Have you ever sat down and designed a canon armor for her?

I continually return to this armour, so I suppose that’s the closest I’ve ever come to drawing a “canon” armour set for Bree. I like playing with the idea that Bree has become the fairy tale knight that she dreamed would save her from the Circle Tower as a child.

I got carried away with my reply to your second answer, so the rest is below the read-more!

I really struggle with describing voices, so I’ll give you some sample sound bites so you can get a sense of the sort of voice I’m imagining: 

I think of Kathryn Beaumont’s voice when I think of Bree as a wee one/pre-teen. 

Tried to keep my answer brief underneath the cut.