Family: Dr Albert Caine (husband), Cindy Caine (youngest daughter), Ophelia Caine (middle daughter), Adelaide Caine (eldest daughter)
Friends: none
Likes: spending time with her children and husband, taking care of her home, playing piano, cooking, baking, reading, going on walks, keeping her family safe, her husband being affectionate, seeing her children happy
Dislikes: gossip, people talking bad about her husband, losing her family, her children misbehaving, seeing her husband or children hurt, disrespect, being alone
Crush: Dr Albert Caine
Backstory born Madelaine Elizabeth Winters in the early 1800s to a merchant father and socialite mother Madelaine was a very well behaved and very caring girl. she was doted on by her parents and had everything a girl in that time wanted. she was homeschooled and learned by the best tutors her parents could afford.she learned how to dance,play piano and other skills.at the age of 16 she met her future husband Albert Caine who was a well respected surgeon.The two married when Madelaine turned 18 and months later welcomed their first daughter Adelaide.Years later they welcomed their second daughter Ophelia and then their third daughter Cindy. Madelaine was a very caring mother and wife as she focused on taking care of her family and keeping the household in order.She spent most of her time with her daughters and making sure they behaved like proper ladies.Madelaine was also a very supportive wife and made sure her husband was taken care of.One day an angry mob came to their house after uncovering the truth about her husband's work and set their house on fire trapping the family inside.Madelaine and her daughters got separated from Albert during the fire and sadly Madelaine perished alongside her children.
Theme Song:
July by Genevieve Fisher
[ Lyrics ]
When I feel that summer breeze I remember how you smiled at me You were wearing those old blue jeans Just a breath away So close, but still so new Me, sitting there next to you Driving into the fading blue Feelin' my heart race And I still taste
