Marie Kevre-Wolfhart

''“The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity. The fears are paper wolves. You can do anything you decide to do. You can act to change and control your life; and the procedure, the process is its own reward”''

- Marie Kevre-Wolhart.

 

The wife of Erik Wolfhart and mother of four; Faust, Eva, Bastian and Castor. She comes from the lesser noble house Kevre of Westmark, they don’t have wealth from their land or a large military force, but what they lag in these they more than make up for in diplomacy both in Westmark and as ambassadors around the world.

Marie grew up with her family following the proud tradition of being diplomats. She was the third child and therefore not entitled to an inheritance, still she studied law and culture around the world. And from an early age she was intelligent and headstrong. With her parents she saw some of the outside world and learned the subtle art of her family, she learned quickly and became a great diplomat.

Her career ended when she was told to marry a man named Erik Wolfhart, even though she was angry about leaving her responsibility she also saw her opportunity for making a name for herself with Erik. And the two of them got married and grew to love each other very much. Although Erik was the surposted head of the family, he never took a major decision without Maries aprovel first. Since she was the better politician by far, being of more stable temper and humors then her husband. Her will and intelligence was essential for Erik to rise to power the way he did with his loving and supporting wife.

She protected her children from the violet fits her husband sometimes underwent, but never contradicted his will in public. More so than any other of her children, Faust was often the subject of this treatment, often telling him that it was his fathers way of caring. But the way Faust dealt with his role as ‘the golden-boy’ was strongly against every fiber in her, but she dealt with it with the true touch of a diplomat - with grace and tact.

Tragedy befell the family on a fateful night where her husband and two youngest sons died. She survived with her daughter and eldest son, the loss of her family she went into a deep depression and when Faust left she entered a comatosed state.

Thanks to the heroes she was awakened and is now the de-facto leader of the Wolfhart household, when Faust is not at home.