Marie Castole

"'I may be the wife an emperor, but that makes me no more important than any other woman' Marie Castole" Mary Castole was the wife of emperor M'disho I. She was one of the members of the first successful expedition to Exelcis. We know little about her apart from what we can glean from her journal.

Early Life
Marie was born to Edweard and Abelina Castole in 689 B.X. She was brought up with a good education as her parents were quite rich. She appears to have been bullied due to her buck teeth and she seems to have been an atheist. Strangely, none of the portraits depicting her appear to show the buck teeth. In 674 B.X she joined the first expedition to Exelcis. It was around this time that she also started keeping a journal.

Marriage
In the year 663 B.X, Marie married M'disho I. Her journals record the event as: "A joyful affair in which the residents of the town were dressed in their best attire. Long after midnight there was still singing and dancing with the local pubs being flocked overnight by happy guests. At 5, I retired to my bedchamber."

It seems that Marie was very kind and would often give food to the poor people of New Herclam. She was also very happy and found joy in the simple parts of life such as painting and the like.

Later life and death
In her older years, Marie remained happy and charitable up until the death of her huspand in 639 B.X. This threw her into a depression from which she never recovered. She abruptly drew from public life and stayed this way until her death from old age in 623 B.X.