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'''Sisirinah''' or '''Siri''' is a princess of [[Idris]]{{book ref|wb|1}} and the queen of [[Hallandren]] on [[Nalthis]].{{book ref|wb|4}}

 

== Appearance and Personality ==

 

Siri is a hasty and impulsive youth.{{book ref|wb|44}} Though she also has an inner steel as proven by her ability to survive in the [[Court of Gods]] and learning to control her hair in tense situations such as her confrontations with [[Treledees]].{{book ref|wb|40}} This is also emphasised by her stubbornness which she uses to strengthen her in difficult situations.{{book ref|wb|7}}

 

She struggles with some feelings of inferiority especially when compared with her 'perfect' sister [[Vivenna]].{{book ref|wb|1}}{{book ref|wb|4}} She likes being spontaneous and colorful, unlike her elder sister. This makes her feel a failure in [[Idris]], but helps her excel in [[T'Telir]].

 

== History ==

Siri is the youngest child of the Idrian royal family, and spent most of her youth feeling and being largely redundant. Her oldest sister, Vivenna, was being raised to marry the Hallandren [[God King]], her only brother [[Ridger]] was set to become the next king of Idris, and the second-youngest daughter, [[Fafen]], had joined the [[Austrism|Austrin Monasteries]], as one child from each Idrian family was expected to do. Siri had no particular expectations on her, and so whiled away her days ignoring her tutors and pushing Austrism's conservative limits. She refused to control her Royal Locks, instead letting her hair always reflect her emotions; she picked colorful flowers and gave them to the children of [[Bevalis]]. Her father typically ordered Siri to work in the royal kitchen when he bothered to address her misbehavior at all. Unbeknownst to him Siri was friends with the cook, [[Mab]], and enjoyed the work.{{book ref|wb|1}}

 

=== Arrival in Hallandren ===

Soon after the book begins, King Dedelin decided to send Siri to wed the God King in Vivenna's place. So at seventeen, Siri found herself ripped from her carefree life and deposited in a carriage to [[T'Telir]]. She spent the journey trying to come to terms with her father's decision, mostly by yelling her confusion at the small group of guards that accompany her.{{book ref|wb|4}}

Over the course of several weeks Siri acted out by degrees: she sat up and made eye contact with Susebron, she refused to completely strip, she began curling up in her dresses and sleeping on the floor, and finally, after [[Treledees]] informed her that the priests listened in on the chamber at night, she faked the sounds of sex and fell asleep on the bed. Each night the God King only watched her silently.{{book ref|wb|15}}

 

 

=== Befriending Susebron ===

With the aid of [[Vasher]], Susebron counteracted the last effects of the rebellion, and war was averted.{{book ref|wb|58}}

 

 

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