Description 

Genevieve has long, light browns hair, that she always puts up in different hairstyles. She always have a pink ribbon in her hair, that she got after pestering Tim, the stable master at Rathskeller Fork, since she too wanted a bow like the ones he had given to the black sheep. He finally gave in and told her where she could buy it.

Her fashion style have changed a lot during her time in New Alexandria, but she always tends to have something green on her. Whenever she's away from the ranch, she also tends to have gauntlets on her wrists to protect her from wolves and the string when using a bow.

On rare occasions; such as when she's visiting the city or going to events; she goes back to her roots and dressing herself up; wearing skirts and fancy clothes. Since it's deeply rooted within her that not dressing up is disrespectful. The clothes she usually picked out always got approved by her Mother, so she takes great pride in that and can become quite defensive if someone criticizes her outfits.

Early Life 

Genevieve was born in 1877 and is from an upper-class family in New York. Even though she grew up in luxurious conditions and expected to adhere to certain social rules, Gen never showed an interest in that lifestyle. She was a curious child that was eager to learn and explore the world around her. Throughout her whole childhood her parents tried to correct her behaviours to become the perfect housewife, to increase her chances to find a lucrative suitor to carry on the family name.

For a long time Gen would be impossible to teach, not only the appropriate social etiquette but also her educational teachings. Since Gen rather wanted to explore the world outside, her father decided to bring her with when he would hunt birds with a few family friends. The trips would sate enough of her curiosity for her to be more receptive to the teachings.

As Genevieve grew older her parents started to grow more anxious as to her lack of interest to find a suitor. Regardless of how many social events they would attend Genevieve would never show an interest in any of the men that either approached her or the ones her mother introduced her to. In a desperate attempt to secure their daughters future, and the family legacy, they arranged her to get married into a well respected family. Once Genevieve got wind of their attempt to marry her off, with or without her consent, she packed her bags and left. She got onto the first train she saw, which coincidentally was a train heading to New Alexandria.

Once she arrived in St. Denis it hit her that she was without money, security, her family name, protection or transportation. How her life would pan out was uncertain and for the first time in her life she felt a thrill of excitement of what would come of it. The only thing she truly knew for certain was that she would do everything in her power to avoid the mundane life that her parents had envisioned for her.

Present Life 

Genevieve arrived to New Alexandria at the end of February 1902. She spent most of her first days in state exploring and hunting, making a few acquaintances along the way. The 4th of March was when she went to her first orientation at Dead Crow Ranch and went on her first grocery delivery with them. During that delivery was when she truly fell in love with the atmosphere Chris and Hoof provided. The more time she spent at the ranch, the more she fell in love with the lifestyle. At first she was excited at the prospect of getting paid for her labour, but whenever she spent time away from the ranch and the people who lived there, she realised that she didn't feel right getting paid when she returned to a place that felt like home. Refusing payment is something Genevieve is still doing every week during pay day, trying her best to sneak away.

Spoiler: The 3 months out of State

Spoiler: The letter from her Father

Spoiler: Transcription

20th March 1902​

Dearest Miss Genevieve,

I pen this missive with a heavy heart, trusting that it finds you in good health. It is my duty to inform you of your mother's ailing state. The physicians' pronouncements are disheartening, indicating that her days may be numbered, with the month's end looming ominously.

In these trying times, we implore you to reconsider your current course and expeditiously return to the familial abode. Time, unforgiving as it is, waits for no one, and a delay on your part may deprive you of the chance to bid a proper farewell.

Amidst this sorrowful period, obscure matters, unspoken sentiments, and uncharted territories persist within our familial tapestry. It is with a profound sense of traditional familial duty that I beseech you to honor us with your presence during this detached and nebulous juncture. Matters of import beckon your discerning attention before the inevitable unfolds.

With heartfelt sincerity,
Your Father

Horatio Green​

On March 31st 1902 Gen received a letter from her father telling her that her mother was on her deathbed. Even though Genevieve don’t have the greatest relationship with her parents (and she was pretty sure they would disown her for leaving without a word), she still wanted to be with her mother before she passed. She took the first train back to New York and left without a word. When she got to her parents house, her mother had already passed on. When her father told the news of her mothers death he also revealed why he had contacted her. It was not for her to solely be present during her mothers last hours, but rather to take care of all the necessary paperwork and arrange the funeral.

During this time her Father rarely spoke to Genevieve and she had a hard time trying to sort things out. The atmosphere brought her back to her to the child she was raised to be - obedient, loyal, and not question her parents. She constantly reminded herself of the family motto that family comes first. She was once again back to trying her best to win the approval of her family. Gen took on a lot of the responsibility to arrange everything, so that her Father wouldn't have to. Going through her Mother's belongings took a toll on her mentally, especially when she found out through the paperwork's and her Mother's will that there were no traces of Genevieve anywhere, or even mentioning that her Mother had a daughter. When Genevieve confronted her Father with this, he confirmed that she no longer was a child of his or her late Mother. The great dishonour that Gen had brought upon her family by leaving suddenly without a word, had left them with no other choice than to disown her. The invitation to speak to her Mother before she passed was simply a courtesy they had extended towards her.

"Actions have consequences, Genevieve."​

Genevieve was gone for around 3 months, and once she got back to New Alexandria she realised that she never truly got to grieve the loss of her Mother.

~ WIP ~​

Affiliations 

Quotes 

"COooOOoOoWWWSSS!!!"

Trivia 

• Genevieve doesn't eat meat
• Gen don't like coffee, but will drink it if she's suffering from a hangover
• Gen doesn't drink unless she wants to forget her feelings
• Gen is a slow learner and have problems remembering a lot of information
• Desperado Tequila (made by Armando Alvarado) is the only thing that have made Gen black out drunk with just one shot
  • If she ever wakes up in the Heartlands near Valentine she knows it's the tequilas fault, even though she don't always remember if she drank some or not
• Genevieve is a terrible cook; although with the right guidance she can learn
• Genevieve's short term memory has worsened since her last concussion
• Genevieve is clumsy and oftentimes trips on her own feet
  • Something that has only worsened since her injury in her foot
• Genevieve's veterinary practice is named after her horse Jasper Candy Cane, who was her first horse that had to be put down due to a fractured leg