Alexandra Eleanor af Gryf

Alexandra Eleanor af Gryf, Lady Pomerania (August 14, 1758-present day) is a Scandinavian aristocrat. She is the youngest daughter of the Duke of Pomerania and Viktoria af Brache.

Lady Pomerania is known for having an expensive taste. She wears gorgeous dresses and enjoys lavish jewelry. She also does weaving, and once embroidered a pillow, which sits on her bed.

Titles, Styles, and Honors
Lady Pomerania [August 14, 1758-present]

Infancy
[1758-1803] At exactly 4:30 AM on a cool August night in 1758, Lady Pomerania was born. Her mother spent 4 hours in labor, and felt relieved to finally have her. However, a freak accident happened which led to her and her sister, Kristina, being sent to live with their aunt.

She was taken care of by servants, but often her aunt would take she and Kristina to the gardens, where they picked flowers to put in vases.

However, Lady Pomerania was a troublemaker. She woke up at the crack of dawn, and ran out into the gardens, where she played and rolled in the dew and went back into bed afterwards. It wasn’t pretty to see Aunt Dorotea screaming as she noticed Lady Pomerania‘s nightgown covered in mud.

This, of course, made her first years hard, as she was disciplined constantly.

Childhood & Education
[1803-1813]  Things started to become clear for Lady Pomerania. She stopped going outdoors early in the morning and stayed in her bed all night.

It turned out, Lady Pomerania is excellent at reading and writing. With her sister around, she improved in education and enjoyed it.

When her sister left to court, Lady Pomerania’s education declined, as she was disciplined by her tutor because she wasn’t paying attention.

However, it wasn’t completely bad. Aunt Dorotea taught her how to weave. Lady Pomerania loved it so much, that she had a giant loom in the garden. She made beautiful tapestries, that is stored in her bedroom now, untouched for over 2 years.