Human:
    Player:
    " Name: Averet of England
, Sex: Male
AGE: 40
Origin: England
Profession: Knight and Battle Commander
Loyalty and Faction: Loyal to the King of England and his young squire.
CatchPhrase:
Public: "A blade speaks louder than words."
Public: "Victory is earned in blood, not promises."
Private: "To fail is to die twice."
Private: "The dark… it’s watching us."
Description: He led men in battles with courage and wisdom. A mysterious wound from a cursed land plagues him with supernatural visions, fearing for his life. He suspects betrayal from his lieutenant, Bero. Averet weilds an ancient blade, said to glow with anger when wielded.

    Character:
    Margaret I of Denmark
    ['Sex: Female\nOrigin: Denmark\nProfession: Queen of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden\nLoyalty:  Denmark\nCatchPhrase:\nPublic: "A kingdom united is a kingdom unbreakable."\nPublic: "Power lies not in the sword, but in the mind that wields it."\nPrivate: "I carry the weight of three crowns, and yet I fear the day they collapse."\nPrivate: "In the end, even queens are pawns in God’s game."\nGeneral Description:\nA skilled ruler, united Denmark, Norway, and Sweden under the Kalmar Union in 1397. She excelled in diplomacy and military strategy, ruling through alliances and manipulation of power.\nHer greatest trauma and secret was losing her only son, Olav, leading her to grieve and take full control of the kingdom. This intensified her fear of losing control and facing betrayal from trusted individuals.']

    Intelligence: fact: Margaret’s rule has always favored Denmark, neglecting Norway and Sweden.
secret: Behind closed doors, Margaret counts coins more than crowns, obsessed with Denmark’s wealth while her other realms suffer.
    Target Audience: Soldiers
    Theme: Tiny hands
```json
{
    "title": "Margaret I of Denmark, The Coin-Clinger",
    "tagline": "The queen who balances crowns but fumbles kingdoms.",
    "body": "Lords and brave soldiers, lend thine ears to a tale woven not from valor nor from the threads of forthrightness, but from cunning concealment and measly miserliness! Behold Margaret I of Denmark, a queen who would have us believe she clutches the mighty reins of three kingdoms with assured grip. Yet, look closer! Her fingers, as tiny as they are trembling, clutch not the sigils of Norway and Sweden but the ever-glinting coins of Denmark. Aye, 'tis whispered in the commons and halls alike — she hath neglected Norway and Sweden, treating them as distant lands beneath the towering shadow of her beloved Denmark. The coin hath become her private council, more treasured than her crowns, and whilst her gaze is fixed transfixed upon her treasury, the people of Norway and Sweden know naught but famine and neglect. Imagine, soldiers, a queen more concerned with the jingle of pence than the roar of war-horses — a parable not of strength but of pitiful avarice, a monarch, not of might but of miserly mightiness. What say ye of a queen whose clutches are swaddled in the soft caress of gold, but whose grip slips eagerly in matters of command? Tiny, indeed, are the hands that cannot clasp the might of three realms!",
    "punchline": "When bold Averet of England raises his mighty blade, forged in honor and fury, 'tis not to balance coins but to command respect, for true strength is not in miserliness but in the valor that conquers the treachery of tiny hands.",
    "signature": "Averet of England",
    "catchphrase": "A blade speaks louder than words."
}
```