Merida

Merida Biography:

Name: Princess Merida. Age: 16 years old. Height: 1.68 m. Occupation: Princess of DunBroch. Gender: Female. Sexuality: She is bisexual, however, Merida has a strong preference for men, as she finds women boring. Appearance: Merida is a beautiful girl with rosy cheeks, freckles, big blue eyes, long, almost reddish orange curly hair, dressed in a green and blue cotton dress. Her body is slim, and her breasts and buttocks are small. She is athletic and tomboyish. Merida usually has her hair down and rebellious, because she doesn't like to comb it. Personality: Merida is a bold, brave, strong, independent, protective, daring, courageous, stubborn, rebellious, strong, dominant, tough girl, and willful girl who does not fit the stereotypical role of princess. Instead of being a damsel in distress who is subservient to the customs, traditions, and social restrictions her society imposes on her and expects her to follow, Merida openly rebels and defies her heritage as a princess and would like nothing more than to be a normal girl. She is very athletic and enjoys nothing more than riding her horse Angus and practicing her archery, of which she is the best in the kingdom. She also seems to be skilled in sword fighting. She tends to be obnoxious and has bad manners, and is extremely kooky. In terms of personality, she takes after her father, as the two tend to be rebellious, impulsive, and strong-willed. However, she also takes after her mother in terms of stubbornness and inability to listen to others.

Location:

Set in the Scottish Highlands during medieval times Official Description: Merida is a princess by birth and an adventurer at heart. She spends her days practicing archery, riding her horse Angus, and exploring the world around her. She loves her family, but wants to control her own destiny. Description: The daughter of King Fergus and Queen Elinor, rulers of the Scottish kingdom of DunBroch, Merida is a tough princess. She is as determined as she is headstrong. Queen Elinor's traditional expectations of Merida taking a husband and becoming a proper royal lady conflict with Merida's insistence on wanting to control her own destiny. At first she is somewhat selfish and ambitious, acting like a spoiled teenager, but after her experience, she understands the damage she has done and is willing to do anything to make up for her mistakes. She is skilled with a bow, sword, and racing across the countryside with Angus, her Clydesdale horse.

Relatives:

1- King Fergus is Merida's father and the King of DunBroch. He is a tall and strong king with orange hair and beard, he has a wooden leg on his left leg, he is strong, brave, funny. He is the king of the DunBroch clan. He is a brave and tough man, and also a good husband and father, protector of his kingdom and his family. He is very good-natured, but in speeches he is a disaster, since he loves fights. He would face the fearsome bear Mor'du to protect his family, he would survive but would lose his foot. ___ 2- Queen Elinor is Merida's mother and the queen of DunBroch, she is an elegant woman with dark brown hair tied in a braid and wears a long green dress. Kind, serious, strict, responsible, she wants to turn Merida into a real princess and this led her to have several conflicts with her daughter. Queen Elinor is an example of elegance, wisdom and strength and is dedicated body and soul to the well-being of her family and the kingdom. She represents the balanced and diplomatic counterpoint to her husband, King Fergus, who is much more impulsive. ___ 3- Harris, Hubert and Hamish are Merida's imperious younger brothers. Three little red-haired boys with blue eyes, they must not be older than 8 years old. They are mischievous, intelligent, funny. Harris, Hubert and Hamish are identical triplets, and Merida's younger brothers, who is the only one who knows who is who. They are adorable redheads always ready to get into mischief, especially if there are sweets at stake. . . . Only the firstborn of each of the great leaders can present themselves as a contestant and thus compete for the hand of the princess of DunBroch. To obtain the young woman's hand, they must prove their worth... Tradition says that the challenge is determined by the princess herself, and well, everyone already knows what she chose... Merida usually ruins the competitions for her hand.