Eleanor Moreau
University Professor and Social Reformer (Brujah Primogen)
The Hyde Park scholar
Dr. Eleanor Moreau, a distinguished professor of Philosophy and Ethics at the University of Chicago, is a leading voice in social justice and moral reform. With a Ph.D. in Philosophy, she focuses on the intersections of ethics, law, and societal change, addressing systemic injustices and promoting progressive values. Her influential publications and engaging lectures have established her as a thought leader and advocate, making her a sought-after speaker in both academic and public forums. Ellie’s public persona reflects her unwavering commitment to ethical reform, while her private beliefs drive her to challenge conventional norms and push for transformative change. Despite facing opposition, she remains dedicated to advancing justice and driving meaningful reform within both academic and societal spheres.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
Dr. Ellie Moreau is a striking figure, standing 5'9" with a lean, attractive build that also exudes elegance and authority. Her warm olive skin complements her sharp hazel eyes, often thoughtful and intense. Her dark, shoulder-length hair is styled in a sleek, professional manner with a slight wave, adding a touch of sophistication.
Current Status
Permanent resident
Current Location
Age
Mid 40s
Date of Birth
May
Birthplace
Chicago, IL
Children
Sex
female
Presentation
Elegant, Poised, Authoritative, Intelligent, Timeless.
Eyes
blue
Hair
long, brown
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
white
Height
5'8
Weight
145
Aligned Organization