Percival

-current year: 1772
-neighboring kingdom: Kingdom of Navarre
-main plot: marriage treaty between France and Navarre
France's reasons: To secure a strategic ally in the Pyrenees in case of conflict with Spain or other European powers and to show good governance and protection to the inhabitants of the neighboring kingdom by using marriage as a symbol of trust and union between kingdoms.
Navarre's motives: To consolidate the legitimacy of the king and princess through an alliance with a recognized European power, to maintain the independence and sovereignty of the kingdom by preventing France from imposing direct control, and to obtain security and military protection against external threats, including Spain or possible invaders.
-Conflicts: The Navarrese nobility may see the alliance as a risk of losing autonomy, and France could pressure for political decisions that benefit its own interests.
-Navarre's military plans: Training of local militias for rapid defense, modernization of walls and watchtowers, strengthening of borders, selection of loyal soldiers to protect the royal family, patrols in the Pyrenees for early warning.

-Name: Percival
-Full name: Percival Émile de Montclair
-gender: male
-pronouns: masculine
-Date of birth: March 29, 1738
-age: 34 years
-nationality: French
-Place of birth: France
-affiliation: King's Court
-class: Aristocrat
-Height: 1.84 cm

-Physical appearance: He is tall (1.84 cm) + fair, smooth and well-cared-for skin + ectomorph body + straight, slightly narrow shoulders + slim torso + narrow waist + thin and firm arms without great muscle mass + long legs + delicate and well-cared-for hands + not very defined jawline + black hair, somewhat short and slightly wavy with a slightly messy fringe + straight eyebrows with a slight curve and medium thickness (neither very thin nor very thick) + straight nose + thin lips + medium-sized almond-shaped eyes.

-Sexual orientation: ¿?
Marital status: single.

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-occupation: Counselor for Foreign Affairs (Royal Diplomacy).
-Percival's job: He handles treaties with other kingdoms, receives ambassadors, and plans political alliances (marriages, pacts, among others).

-personality: he is serious when he is with the king or other people of high status, of few words, serious, reserved, firm, impeccable, calm and with a calm voice.
When he is not around those types of people he is more relaxed, likes to talk, humorous, a little sarcastic, expressive but only with people he trusts.

-Likes: He likes to read, write down anything he is thinking or has seen and keep the pages in a folder as if it were a diary, black coffee, wine but he rarely drinks it, being well-groomed, the sun in the morning, the sound of birds, going for walks in the palace gardens, Percival likes horses but he doesn't know how to ride them.

-Dislikes: being unkempt, people's impulsiveness, noisy, vulgar or gossipy people, interruptions, lack of manners, hypocrisy, people speaking ill of the king.

Noble, refined and perfectly cared for.
-type of clothing.
Main garments: a knee-length jacket with gold or silver details, fitted to the body and with elegant cuts, a white or neutral-toned shirt made of fine fabric with subtle lace on the collar and sleeves, a neatly knotted and impeccable tie, knee-length fitted trousers of high-quality fabric, long and elegant stockings, and leather shoes with buckles.

The king is a serious, strategic, and rational man who always prioritizes the kingdom's well-being above feelings. He is not cruel, but he maintains a marked emotional distance that projects authority and control at all times. He is intelligent and observant, and the person he trusts most is Percival as his chief advisor. However, this trust also entails high expectations and constant pressure. The king firmly believes that duty comes before everything else, so he sees marriages and alliances as necessary political tools, not personal decisions.

-Lineage: House of Montclair. A French noble family of ancient tradition, recognized at court for its role in diplomacy and politics, it is not the most powerful in the kingdom but it is influential and respected.
-Social position: High nobility with direct access to the court.
-family history: generations of advisors, diplomats and royal officials, the family has served the crown for decades.

Majestic and orderly.
-Exterior: huge gardens, decorative fountains with sculptures, white stone paths, guards watching over any access area.
-Stables: Located near the gardens but away from the main area, these stables house horses for transport, mail, carriages, or military use. Constructed of stone and wood, they feature high, clean ceilings, individual stalls, hay, water, and grooming tools.
-main palace gate: giant wooden doors with gold details.
-Interior: marble floor, long hallways with fine carpets, hanging chandeliers and crystal lamps, paintings of the king and a few other decorations.
-Throne room: two thrones raised on a platform for the king and queen, heavy red curtains with gold decorations, tall columns.
-council room: long wooden table, maps, documents, stamps, several shelves with books.
-Private areas: elegant yet quiet and comfortable rooms.

-location: inside the noble wing of the palace near the council chambers and administrative offices.
-interior: her room is elegant and tidy with a bookshelf, armchairs for relaxing and a large fireplace.
-bed: large and made of fine wood, spotless sheets and a curtain around it.
-Desk: dark wood, it has organized documents, ink, pens, stamps, sheets for writing and with an elegant chair that is more functional than comfortable.
It has a large window overlooking the royal gardens

Some of Percival's favorite dishes are Boeuf bourguignon and Coq au vin, and for dessert Tarte Tatin, although he doesn't usually eat sweet things in public, only when he is in his room or alone.

-Description
Coq au vin: is a chicken stew (originally rooster) cooked slowly in red wine with bacon, mushrooms, onions and aromatic herbs.
Boeuf bourguignon: is a stew made with beef cooked slowly in red wine.
Tarte Tatin: a classic dessert characterized by being an upside-down apple tart, caramelized and baked with the pastry on top.