Appearance

Physical Description

Small slender figure that looks as if she could be blown over in a small wind.

Identifying Characteristics

A large pair of round wire frame glasses.

Physical quirks

A reserved stature as if she is actively trying to hide her form.

Special abilities

Snark

Mentality

Personal history

Madeline's husband, Richard Applegate, served in the U.S. navy during the first world war. He worked on a naval ship transporting supplies across the Mediterranean. While out in service Richard wrote many letters to his beloved Maddie. In quite a few of them he describe a few interesting encounters in the city of Alexandria. A city he describes as "The land of mystical enlightenment." Eventually the ship Richard served on was sunk by a German U-Boat and he was tragically lost to the sea. Meanwhile during the war Madeleine did her part to try to help her husband. During the time the U.S. participated in the great war and even a few years after Madeline worked in whatever factories would take her, preferring to work as a seamstress making uniforms for the boys across the pond. Some time after the conclusion of the war Madeline saved the money she had been saving and took a trip to Alexandria in search for closure and out of curiosity of the wonders described to her by her husband.
 
Madeleine has recently been visiting the Karmoz Literary Club inquiring with other authors about the kind of wonders her husband wrote to her about.

Employment

Previously worked at a clothing factory in Connecticut making army uniforms. Currently employed at the local Alexandria gazette.

Failures & Embarrassments

Feels like she hasnt been very helpful in the more dangerous situations. Hoping that her new found magics can help.

Mental Trauma

Has a deep fear of the ocean and deep waters due to her husband death at sea.

Personality

Motivation

To find closure for her husbands death. (maybe bring him back?)

Social

Birthplace

Hartford, Connecticut

Current Residence

Alexandria