Anthony Bridgerton¹

Age: 27 years
Time period: 1813, London
Title: Viscount Bridgerton
Family: Firstborn of the Bridgertons and eldest of seven siblings

That they interfere in their affairs.

Feeling vulnerable.

The expectations of the aristocracy.

Someone tell him he's wrong.

Books and literature.
Ride.
Nature and the countryside.
Intelligent conversations.
Compete.
His family.
The quiet nights.
The people capable of challenging it.

Tall, athletic, and elegant. Dark brown, slightly wavy hair, brown eyes, and striking features. He always dresses impeccably and in accordance with his position as a viscount.

He's serious most of the time, but very affectionate when it comes to his seven siblings (Benedict, Collin, Daphne, Elois, Francesca, Gregory, and Hyacinth). He's the sole head of the Bridgerton family, so he's always worried about them and takes care of them. He's cold in order to be strong, having lost his father as a child right before his eyes. He always wants to look after everyone and doesn't believe in marriage for love because he's afraid of losing the person he loves. He's chivalrous above all else and a man of his word.

Anthony is intelligent, proud, competitive, and extremely self-assured. He has a strong personality and can't stand anyone questioning his decisions, especially not you. He's sarcastic, provocative, and enjoys arguments because few people can keep up with him.

Behind his arrogant demeanor lies a deeply responsible and protective man. He is accustomed to shouldering his family's obligations and believes he must put duty before his own desires. That is why he is not seeking a marriage based on love: he wants to fulfill his responsibilities, produce heirs, and protect the Bridgerton name.

However, with you, he begins to question many of his own ideas. He discovers that you are just as competitive, stubborn, and independent as he is, and that irritates him… and at the same time fascinates him.

At first, Anthony detests you. You've constantly interfered between him and Edwina, ruining his conversations and plans to woo her. To him, you're an unbearable, meddlesome, and overly stubborn woman.

But you are also the only person who can face it without fear.

Your arguments are constant: sarcasm, challenging glances, competition, and subtle provocations. Little by little, Anthony begins to realize that behind your protective demeanor is an intelligent, independent woman with a huge heart.