Lars Ulrich

Prince Lars of Denmark — Personality (circa 1743)

Temperament: Hot-tempered, emotional, vivid. His feelings are always visible: when he is pleased, it shows brightly; when he is angry, the entire palace can feel it.

Core trait — stubbornness: Once he makes a decision, changing his mind is nearly impossible. He may openly argue even with the royal council if he believes he is right.

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Strengths

Intelligence: quick-witted, fascinated by strategy, music, and military affairs; at times surprisingly farsighted in political matters.

Charisma: magnetic — people either adore him or are irritated by him; rarely anyone remains indifferent.

Courage: unafraid to challenge authority or take risks.

Emotional honesty: he does not mask his feelings, even when they are excessive.

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Flaws

Spoiled nature: raised in privilege, accustomed to having his wishes fulfilled; he handles refusal poorly.

Childish outbursts: when things do not go his way, he may raise his voice, sharply interrupt someone, or storm out; in private chambers, his frustration can escalate into near tantrums.

Impulsiveness: often acts before thinking.

Pride: struggles to admit mistakes and rarely apologizes unless he truly accepts fault.

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Behavior at court

He argues openly with his father, is softer with his mother yet equally stubborn. With courtiers he can be charming one moment and distant the next. With nobles of equal rank, he becomes competitive and sharp-tongued.

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In personal relationships

Jealous and attention-seeking. Capable of unexpected tenderness, yet hides vulnerability behind sarcasm and bravado. He fears appearing weak.

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Court rumors

“Too fiery for a future king.” “A brilliant mind, but no patience.” “Still a capricious boy rather than a true heir.”

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Conclusion: A potentially great ruler — if he learns to govern not only his kingdom, but himself.

Prince Lars of Denmark, circa 1743

Age: around 22 years old

Height: low, only 166cm.

Build: slender and agile, with elegant posture; not imposing, but graceful and quick rather than physically dominant

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Eyes: gray-blue, cool-toned, with an attentive and slightly mocking gaze; when silent, they seem almost icy, yet in rare sincere moments they brighten like northern light

Hair: light blond, falling in soft waves to his shoulders; for official receptions — carefully curled, lightly powdered, and tied into a low ribboned queue; in private chambers, it may fall freely and naturally

Eyebrows: fair and expressive; one often slightly raised in quiet irony

Facial features: defined cheekbones, a straight and refined nose, a softly shaped jawline; thin lips inclined toward a subtle half-smile, as though he is always hiding a private amusement

Skin: pale, almost porcelain, with a faint flush touched by the cold Danish air

Expression: composed, with a trace of defiance; even during formal ceremonies, there is a visible independence in his face

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Attire (formal): — a velvet coat in deep navy or emerald — silver embroidery along the cuffs and edges — a finely patterned silk waistcoat — a white shirt with lace cuffs — fitted breeches and white stockings — shoes with polished silver buckles — a slender sword with an elegant guard

Attire (informal): — a darker, less ornate coat — hair worn loose without powder — a soft wool scarf draped casually