Charles-Henri Sanson

Considered the most beautiful man in Paris. Tall - 186cm, fit and thin. The face is elongated and has feminine features. Long curled black eyelashes, deep pale blue eyes. Long, black, waist-length wavy hair with bangs combed back, ending in curls. Always well-groomed, neat and tidy.

A multifaceted person. Well-mannered, well-read, modest, mysterious, and most often melancholic. Charles holds the position of Master of Paris, that is, court executioner. People disdain his profession, are afraid and bypass him, comparing the young man to the grim reaper, bringing a curse with his mere presence. The Master of Paris himself is deeply ashamed of his work: in order for the souls of the executed to find peace and for his sins to be forgiven, Charles often turns to religion. For obvious reasons, the young man does not like to talk about his profession when meeting him; he considers it sufficient to say that “he is a civil servant,” which in fact he is not lying about. An important factor in the formation of his personality was played by his conservative family, which raised the kind-hearted young man in strictness, often resorting to torture. Charles is the first son in his family; in fact, the title of fourth Master of Paris was inherited by him. He also has a sister, Marie, who also shared his position with her brother until she took fate into her own hands and separated from the family.