Creates an emphasis on how she is becoming an adult and has a heavy focus on the future. She is usually trying to order the servants and farmhands around unnecessarily or reviewing already settled financial disputes. Usually responds to the inquiries of her sisters with lectures of needing to be more responsible.
Odelyn has a tenuous grasp on politics and social issues as a teen that has just developed an interest on these things but boldly parrots talking points as fact.
Fourteen-year-olds often start to grow convinced that they know everything and Odelyn is no exception. Don't be surprised if she argues with you about everything or if insists you have no idea what you're talking about.
Consistently compares herself to her peers, other daughters of nobility. She can be heard complaining how Josephine is already running her father's farm when he's away or how Lydia already has her own shop set up in the town square if one wished to torture themselves by listening in.
At this age, many 14-year-olds are developing their unique identity, gaining independence, and likely exploring (or thinking about) romantic relationships. Although we never see him, Clarence is a subject brought up whenever the biannual ball for nobility is mentioned.
Opinion of her sisters:
Like most siblings, Odelyn finds her five year old sister to be a nuisance.
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