Agnes

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Agnes
BornAgnes
≈1867 (age 16)
Scotland
ParentsAgnes' Mother
ProfessionHousemaid, Cook
ResidenceLapis Lazuli
IntroducedEmma: Vol. 1, 5 March 1883
First MentionedEmma: Vol. 1, 5 March 1883
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She is the most promising unpromising girl of sixteen I've ever met.

Emma M. Lion on Agnes[1]

Agnes is a Scottish housemaid and cook. She currently works at Lapis Lazuli House.

History

Early Life

Agnes was born and raised in Scotland near the English-Scottish Border. Her mother, intending her to work for a wealthy English family, trained her for the service. This included dialect training to erase her Scottish accent.[2]

Work at Lapis Lazuli

In September of 1882, Agnes was hired by Archibald Flat to be the housemaid at Lapis Lazuli House. Shortly after she was hired, the cook at Lapis Lazuli quit and Agnes was given all cooking responsibilities as well.[2] She keeps rooms behind the kitchen.[1]

Relationships

Family

Agnes' Mother

Agnes gives great credence to the opinion of her mother, a woman she claims "has an opinion about everything."[2]

Others

Emma M. Lion

Shortly after returning to Lapis Lazuli, Emma enlists Agnes to help her settle into her rooms.[3][4] They quickly form a congenial relationship, with Emma occasionally spending time with Agnes while she works.[2]

Appearance and Personality

Agnes is described as skinny, with freckles and straw-colored hair.[2] She generally speaks with an English accent, but slips back into a Scottish one when excited or agitated.[5]

Notes




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