About

Viola was born and raised with care in the wealthy town of Wimborne to a then newly-wedded Baron and Baroness. Coming from old money, Viola was raised as any wealthy lady of noble status would, going through only the best homeschooling and pampering that she could possibly be given. From a young age, Viola knew her place in noble society, and what was expected of her going forward as she grew and developed. Wanting to uphold the carefully cultivated reputation of her family, Viola made it her life's work to conduct herself properly and be the best young Baroness she could possibly be, strengthening bonds with other noble ladies of Wimborne around her age and becoming quite the popular socialite amongst the demographic. This careful development only furthered when she became of eligible age, knowing deep down she would need to marry in order to solidify her social and economic standing further and improve the already positive reputation of her family and their Luthier Business. She became picky and quite callous of any suitors she deemed unworthy or unsuitable, which only left more to be desired amongst the eligible nobility.

It wasn't until her second year of eligibility that she met Vincent at a ball, the event held right in the Town of Wimborne under said young Viscount's parents' roof. Viola instantly fell for his quick wits and natural charm, knowing that she would want nothing less of a potential husband if it came down to it. It was with that realization that Viola doubled down on her efforts to woo him, starting her own music teaching business in Wimborne under her father's constant eye. Currently, Viola teaches from her own parlor, teaching both the young and the old wealthy members of Wimborne, though it's quite exclusive to old-money families rather than new money. Viola ultimately does her best to make a noticeable enough impact on Wimborne, in hopes of gaining Vincent's favor and moving up in social status.