Rania Argoni
Her Royal Highness, Princess Rania Burri- Argoni
Rania Argoni is the oldest child of Prince Rodin II Argoni of the Principality of Fangort and his wife, Eve Carrel. She is the oldest sister of the reigning Prince, Rodin III Argoni and the wife of Regate Myrin Burri.
Rania is 56 years old, and has had a difficult life. As a child and young adult, she was allowed to do whatever she pleased, whenever she pleased. This became the format for the rest of her life. She has had three seriously scandalous affairs with prominent married men in Solir, and her two daughters are both the illegitimate results of two of those affairs. Her brother, Prince Rodin, finally managed to marry Rania to an overly-ambitious nobleman named Myrin Burri with the promise that he'd become the next Regate of the Regio Soliris immediately after the wedding was consumated.
Physical Description
Facial Features
It is often commented on that Rania is the spitting image of her mother at the same age.
Mental characteristics
Failures & Embarrassments
Rania has had (at least) three disasterous affairs with prominent married men in the city. The affairs erupted into scandal and embarrassment for the Royal Family and the Prince, and two of those affairs resulted in the birth of illegitimate daughters.
Personality Characteristics
Motivation
Rania is bitter and angry with her family, especially her mother and her brother, the Prince. Her actions are all calculated to bring the maximum amount of difficulty to the Royal House as often as possible.
Vices & Personality flaws
Rania is prone to drinking to excess at every opportunity. She is promiscuous in the extreme and flaunts her position and court connections whenever she can. When drunk, Rania will flirt with anyone that catches her eye and will force the issue to the extreme without hesitation.
Social
Family Ties
Rania has two illegitimate daughters by two different noblemen of the Principality. She is so consumed by bitterness and anger that she is incapable of showing any motherly affection to her daughters. They were raised by governesses selected by their Grandmother, Princess Eve Carrel, Rodin's mother.
