#eliaweek2025

more about my oc elinor:

She is athletic, but also studious. In her free time she likes to sail along Honeywine and around the Whispering Sound with her friends. She likes riding, but isn't a big fan of hawking and hunting. She doesn't eat meat (except seafood).

She was a precocious child who grew into an argumentative teenager. Very competitive and ambitious, she would thrive in the citadel. Her favourite subjects are history and law.

She isn't particularly pious, but she gets along well with her septa and likes to discuss the faith and its teachings.

Her parents are a little on the stricter side, so she doesn't always tell them what she is up to, but she loves them very much and knows that they want her to succeed and become the Lady of Oldtown in the future.

However, not everyone in her family agrees with her parents. Her father has many siblings and cousins and some of them are against her being her father's heir and insist that one of them should take their place or that she should wed one of her cousins.

She was betrothed to her cousin Garlan Tyrell as a teenager, but none of them were enthusiastic about the match. Garlan broke off their betrothal and went to marry Lady Leonette Fossoway.

Currently she is courted by Ser Daven Lannister, the son of Ser Stafford Lannister. Their relationship is met with mixed reactions.

She has met her family from her mother's side only a few times, but she adores Arianne and the older Sand Snakes. They write to each other often and send elaborate gifts on important occasions. Elinor is super excited when Sarella starts her studies at the citadel and often sneaks into the city to see her.

She also keeps a correspondence with Willas, they mostly discuss books they have read recently.

As a kid she would pretend that Margaery is her own baby and would ‘take care’ of her. When Elinor was an angsty teen she had a phrase where she didn't want to play with little Margaery anymore (because everyone teased her about it). A few years later they became close again, this time on more equal ground.