Marie-Josephine Adelaide de Rohan

Adelaide, Duchesse de Nancy (Marie-Josephine Adelaide; May 18th, 1708 - Present) is a Saint-Lorrainian noblewoman, Duchesse, and Clergywoman. Born to the cripple Marquis de Blain and the stubborn and cruel Marquise de Blain, she possed a negative attitude and had two short arms and a limp leg. She was ultimately a true "Negative Nancy" after her marriage to the dunce Duc de Nancy.

Long platinum blonde hair, big brown eyes, a round face, and plump lips. Adelaide was rather boring in the scale of beauty, which obviously came from her mother, Marie Antoinette. (These traits probably came from her Breton history as well). She was rather short and frail, and as her sister called it, "A women with no personality besides having hair that any women could be jealous of." Her skin was pale as a snowdrop and had the texture of smooth silk, which complemented her bright red cheeks.

At a young age, she had been given the commendatory Abbesse de Remiremont title within the church. Meaning, she could marry as she pleased and still make a sum from the church. Her pious nature contrasted to the fact she would run around and pinch people along with faint at the sight of cooked crabs and lobsters. She was also left handed; which was the least pious feature she possessed.