Though steeped in the strict expectations of nobility, Amelia’s interests do not always align with her father’s vision of what is suitable for a Lady. Prone to feeling stifled within her family’s estate, she often seeks opportunities to be elsewhere—riding her horses or sharing tea with her maids in the garden. She spends long afternoons observing her brother’s education in fencing, archery, or hunting—brutish sports which were deemed improper for her. Well-read and insatiably curious, Amelia is familiar with several languages and cultures. At her core, she values individuality and the liberation of oneself above all things.