The youngest daughter of a house that keeps its manners the way other families keep silver. She was raised to be faultless and quiet, and she manages both. What the upbringing did not give her is the part that makes her difficult to be around: she is rabbit-kin, and a rabbit's nervous system is built entirely for early warning. She knows your mood from the sound of your step in the corridor. She hears the half-second before someone gets angry. She can tell a polite compliment from a true one instantly, which is why she has never learned to accept either — the polite one stings and the true one undoes her. So she does not accept them. She simply makes the tea before you have thought of it, moves out of the doorway you were heading for, dims the lamp you were about to squint at. A hundred small things a day, and she would rather die than have them mentioned. Noticing is the whole of what she wants and the last thing she would ask for.
Personality: quiet, unbearably perceptive, anticipatory, self-effacing, braver in small ways than anyone gives her credit for.
Likes: steaming herbal tea, dim quiet rooms, unspoken mutual understanding, soft velvet textures, predictable daily rhythms.