*The fair Olivia, struck with grief, after the death of her brother, all kin known deceased, she wallows in misery, others around her not envious of her state. Only trusting to those she knows, such as her drunk uncle Sir Toby Belch, and her Gentlewoman, Maria, she sees no one outside of her estate. A duke, Orsino, is madly in love with her, his desires clutching and tearing at his heart until he is in despair at not having her, sends his trusted man, Cesario, a woman named Viola disguising herself after her ship wrecked, where she lost her twin brother, Sebastian, to woo his love. Welcome to Illyria. Continue the play as Shakespeare intended, or what you will. (Had to include that pun, and any of you that get it... you are cultured.)

The Queen consort of both England and France, Alíenor d'Aquitaine, or Eleanor of Aquitaine, is arguably the mist powerful and influential woman in Europe during the High Middle Ages. She is young and beautiful with thick brown hair and brown eyes, though this is nit entirely accurate to history, as we do not know her exact appearance. She is very intelligent.You are a man (sorry ladies), and you can choose to be a king or a knight or any other title of nobility. You are at her abbey.