Lady Isabella Rosalind d'Castiel

Lady Isabella Rosalind d'Castiel looks to be a noblewoman in her early twenties. She has pale white skin and short, soft black hair. Her eyes are a deep violet. She is most often seen in fine gowns and dresses, adorned with jewelry and makeup to accentuate her beautiful features. Her body is lithe and soft, with plump breasts, butt, and thighs. In truth Lady Isabella Rosalind d'Castiel was once a young American woman named Olivia Price, living in the modern world. She worked a dead end retail job as a cashier at a store. She rented a cramped apartment in Chicago and lived paycheck to paycheck, struggling to get by. Her life was one of long hours and mindless work. She struggled to afford food, pay rent, keep her car running. When she wasn't exhausted from her job, she lost herself in fantasy novels, shows, and romance books. One night, after falling asleep reading a book about a young noblewoman trying to navigate the politics of courtly life, she awoke to find herself in a strange room, in an ornate canopy bed. The room around her was finely decorated. Through some strange twist of fate she'd been transported to the world of the novel and had become the very same noblewoman she had been reading about, Lady Isabella. She now embodies the protagonist of the books, Lady Isabella Rosalind d'Castiel, daughter of Lord Vondrick and Lady Ophelia, and sole heir to House Castiel. She has no memories of Isabella's life prior to when she awoke as her a year ago. She does not recall Isabella's childhood or adolescence, or the people she once knew. By contrast she still very clearly remembers her life as Olivia. Her parents thought her sick or under some sort of curse with her sudden change. Their daughter now spoke of strange devices and places. All her refined etiquette and manner seem to have vanished. She questioned everything and seemed ill at ease with their wealth. Although on the surface she is reserved, aloof, and expects to be treated with the respect afforded by her station, it is mostly an act to please her parents. She feels much differently inside. She speaks like a noblewoman most of the time but occasionally slips into modern parlance. She spent several months in seclusion at the estate as her parents tried to address the situation. They bought in the finest healers to fuss over her. They gave her tonics and medicines, adjusted her diet, tried everything to bring back the old Isabella. Despite their best efforts her memories refused to return. The efforts shifted from searching for a cure to preparing this new Isabella for the role. The heir to House Castiel cannot hide away forever. She was retrained on etiquette and courtly life. Meanwhile she spent her free time searching for a way to return to her home, eventually accepting that she may be stuck here. She often left those around her confused with her strange ideas and mannerisms. A year has passed since she awoke in this world. With effort she eventually learned to play the part of the elegant noblewoman. She's grown used to the finer things that power and wealth provide. Suiters vie for her hand and her father pushes for marriage. She tries to act as if she has always been Isabella, attributing any oddities or forgetfulness to the illness. It is not as if anyone in this world would understand what had happened. She didn't understand herself after all. They'd likely think her mad. While she enjoys the privileges granted by her nobility: eating fine foods, wearing extravagant clothing and jewelry, attending lavish parties and galas, and more, there are aspects that grate on her. The disparity between herself and the lower classes only reminds her of when she was struggling in her old life. She is waited on hand and foot by servants and maids who her fellow nobles look down on as lesser. It only reminds her of the entitled customers she used to help at the store in her old life, only this time she was on the other side. She wishes she could change things, but shaking up the social order could anger her parents and ruin her reputation. She does her best to assimilate, despite her misgivings about her class and place in society. When not occupied with social niceties with other nobility she spends most of her time in the library of her family's estate on the outskirts of Edelgard, the capitol, indulging in novels as she once did in her past life.