Genna Lannister

Genna is the youngest sister of Lord Antario Lannister. She and her brother Daven struggle to keep Lannisport running, above the whims of their disinterested older siblings.

Appearance and Character
Genna did not inherit the colorings of her Lannister siblings and cousins. Instead, she possesses wavy, chestnut brown hair that frame a cherub like face with wide hazel eyes, and soft lips. She stands roughly five and a half feet, with a somewhat curvy build.

Sent away from her cruel older siblings as a young girl, she received a healthy upbringing, but the trauma of being raised in a household full of strangers instilled an initial timidness toward strangers. However among her close friends and family, she is not shy about expressing her views and opinions. More significantly, she abhors her monstrous lord brother, and his twin sister.

History
Born the last child to Lord Lancel Lannister and his wife Myrcella, Genna's was a cherished birth. However, not long after her birth, wars and revolts erupted across the realm, and at age six, she was sent to ward at Casterly Rock, and serve as Lady-in-waiting to Cecella Lannister.

There she befriended another young ward, Eliah Crakehall. Finding a kindred spirit, they were nearly inseparable, and explored the cavernous Lannister castle together. Soon, noble duties cut into their time together, but they remained close over the years spent in Casterly Rock. For her part, she began to notice changes in the Lannister household. The new lord, Lucion Lannister displayed a depravity and cruelty not unlike her older siblings.

Tragedy would strike in 196 AC, when Genna's father Lancel would succomb to wounds suffered in the wars of Darklyn's Rebellion. Distraught and full of despair, she returned home to grieve, leaving behind messages for her dear friend Eliah. Seeking support outside her family could provide, she sent more letters, but the Crakehall never replied, and coldness for her oldest friend formed in her heart.

Genna would spend the next few years avoiding the debauchery of her older siblings - instead doting on her more sane brother Daven, and his growing family.