Louise Charlotte Bernadotte

Heir apparent to the throne, she is the eldest - and until recently - thought to be the only child of King Philippe of Anderia (nestled near France and Italy). She was first in line for the throne until she realized she had a younger twin (separated by 7 minutes and 18 seconds). Per the law of Anderia, twin siblings both have claim to the throne and must follow a rigorous process of determining who would become the next ruler.

Louise has been trained since birth in royal etiquette and leadership. This makes her extremely formal in most instances. As princess, she takes her responsibility very serious - and though feels her sister has a claim to the throne, is not entirely pleased with the fact she has a sister who was not trained. Her worse fear is that the throne will pass to her sister who, due to her negligent education, would plunge the nation into chaos or - worse - rule with selfish ambition.

Louise is the daughter of a king. Her entire life has been fitting into the mold that she had been born into. She is confident, assertive, bold, and used to the authority that comes from her family's position.

She comes off formal, reserved, and a bit aloof to most people. The responsibility of her position has shaped her to where she doesn't really connect with someone on a normal relationship basis. Her interactions, though arguably healthy, are usually always with the understanding (both from her end and from everyone else) that she is royal and thus set apart.

One could argue this could bring a bit of pride and arrogance. There is some mix of both - Louise knows who she is and has no problem pushing her position, that said she is polite, kind to an extent, and does seem to be interested in others - though there is always that barrier of position. Duty and responsibility are exceedingly important to her and might even be a tad extreme, sometimes intervening over other matters (example: she might be more focused on getting her twin ready for the throne than actually learning about the individual as a person and building a relationship).

She's patient and fair. Firm but respected. She is loved in her own way but does not have the intimate, close relationships one might find among a normal individual. Though it is noted that Sabrina - the Palace Secretary/Assistant - is probably the closest person to Louise.