Name: Aaron Fauconberg
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Physical Description:  Aaron is a handsome young man with dark hair and dark eyes.  His features are sharp and aristocratic, as if he is born to lead men into battle.

That was my start, and I wasn't terribly happy with it.  Then I wasn't sure what sort of clothes he'd be wearing, so I asked Chat GPT.  Here's what it came up with, except that it described the hair as "a rich shade of chestnut" and the eyes as "emerald" but I have changed them to match my picture.

Standing at a graceful height, with an aristocratic bearing that hinted at his noble lineage, the young man possessed an air of self-assuredness uncommon for his 17 years. His hair, a rich, jet black, was meticulously combed and tied in the fashion of the time, framing a chiseled face marked by keen, dark eyes. Those eyes, often lively with curiosity, betrayed an intelligence that went beyond his classical education. A straight nose and well-defined jawline gave him a handsome appearance, tempered by a mouth that could break into an engaging smile or settle into a look of determination. Dressed impeccably in the refined attire of minor British aristocracy, he carried himself with an elegance that made him stand out, even in the most sophisticated of gatherings.


Clothing:  Aaron sports a frock coat that looks nearly new.  Mother had the tailor adjust it for him, and the man was able to trim out the worn spots in the process.  His waistcoat and breeches are cotton imported from the colonies when they were still colonies, and a cravat made from silk straight from China (or "Cathay" as grandfather still likes to say) completes the look.


Background:

Aaron Fauconberg is the fourth son of John Fauconberg, who is the younger brother of Baron Walter Fauconberg III

Aaron is born of John's second wife, Patricia, and therefore it much younger than his brothers or his cousins, several of whom have male children, meaning that Aaron is 17th in line for the Barony.  He is just as arrogant and entitled as you would expect from minor nobility.