Name: Ilsa Eischen

Age: "Never ask a lady her age."

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Bisexual (dated women and men alike when she was younger)

Hometown: Marley

Family: Elias Eischen (husband), Axel Eischen (son), Chay Eischen (daughter)

Personality: Ilsa is a kind woman who strives to uphold the generosity and love the Eischen family shows their fellow Eldians. She is courteous and speaks with clarity and firmness when in certain circumstances. She usually seems proper and formal at most times, but if you gain her seal of approval, she'll crack a joke or two. She loves her family dearly, especially her children, and constantly makes sure that they're happy while also reminding them she is always there to listen to their woes. She always has a smile on her face and puts her best effort in, even though she still has not recovered from the demise of her husband.

Allies: Marleyan nobility and military and internment zone Eldians.

Likes: Tea, babysitting, reading, listening to her children play their instruments, volunteering, and roses

Dislikes: The oppression of Eldians, her husband's fate, wasps, and pollen.

Friends: Grisha Jaeger and Dina Fritz along with other nobles

Voice Claim: Tilda Swinton

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Backstory
Ilsa Eischen was a woman from a more successful Eldian family. She grew up in an internment zone, but her family was on the wealthier side. Her father had wanted more societal benefits and intended on having his daughter marry an Eldian noble. The Tybur family completely ignored such a request, but the Eischen family didn't. She had met Elias Eischen when he was volunteering in an internment zone. His charisma and kind nature rendered her absolutely smitten. She didn't care about wealth or societal benefits. Rather, she cared about character in her husband or wife. Elias treasured her and she cherished him. The couple was absolutely adored by many. When Elias was taken, Ilsa was overcome with so much grief that for a period of time, she didn't come out of her quarters and left those running the manor to tend to her children. Eventually, she gained the strength to carry on and support her children and manage the family affairs, though she still has not recovered from such a great loss.