Veronica Quezada

IntroductionVeronica Quezada was born on the 21th of March, to Juan Quezada and Isadora Quezada, the Duque and Duquesa de Atrisco. She was born into a loving family, who were happy with another addition to the house. She had a rather isolated childhood and the family started her education at a young age, hoping to make her as perfect as possible, so that the best possible match can be made for her. Veronica was eager to start learning, and was a good student, if you ignore her daily daydreaming. Once her siblings were older she enjoyed telling them stories of the people her tutors taught her about, and still does that to this day. Her drive to hear more stories have led her to go out into the city without her family's knowledge under disguise to give food to the lower class if they told her interesting stories they heard. Her promise to give them food drove peasants to search out rumours, stories they could later tell her in exchange for food. After trading with the peasants for 6 years, without her knowledge, she had created a spy network, ranging all the way from palace servants to farmers.

Early Life

Veronica was a calm child, she would spend hours reading books, or asking her grandmother, Violeta Quezada to tell her stories of her time. She would care greatly for her younger siblings and would often spend time with them. Her parents constantly reminded her that she must be a rolemodel to her younger sisters, and if she excels, her sisters would follow in her footsteps. Her education started very early at the age of 8. She was taught Latin, poetry, French, spanish, history, geography and court etiquette. Veronica excelled at poetry and writing in general, history, court etiquette and Latin. At the age of fourteen she found a young girl named Charlotte, and her half starved family. Veronica and Charlotte would became friends rather quickly, and Charlotte would later be the one who ran Veronica's spy system and followed her to court.

Life in Court

At the age of 17 Veronica was introduced to the court by her father, the Duque de Atrisco. She saw this as her final test of her parents and was determined to ace it. She quickly began to understand how the court worked, with Charlotte's help, and made use of that knowledge as much as possible. A few months after her introduction to court she became one of Corlata Augustina Napoleon's ladies in waiting, and from that point on she worked as hard as she could to help and support the Emperatriz. And now her goal is to help her sisters as much as possible, and to bring honour to her family and to the Emperatriz.