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Svetlana Dragunova is a new resident of Fort Burnsett, who bought out an old shop in town and refurbished into a posh but cozy restaurant called the Winter Palace. She is rumored to be a distant relative of the Frys, but it is not clear precisely what that relationship is.

In reality Svetlana is one of the Lost, a Fairest/Elemental who escaped the Floriographer's realm. She was taken in St. Petersburg, Russia, and despite her apparent youth, Svetlana has been trapped in the Gentry's realm for a century. Shaped by the Floriographer, she personifies the essence of the Winter Court, both philosophically and physically.

Svetlana is a young woman who appears in her late teens or early twenties, lithe of build, wiry of limbs with an ethereal quality about her. She stands a cool five-foot-six, yet despite her apparent youth she has a quiet sense of confidence about her. Her long dark hair is bound into an elegant bun that adds maturity to her appearance, with long loose bangs framing her fine-featured face; a button nose and glossed lips, cheeks that are just a bit rounded with baby fat yet to be shed - and in the center of it all are her most noticeable feature: large gray eyes so seemingly full of wonder and allure, one can almost see straight into her soul. Her neck is pleasingly-sloped and graceful, flaring down to slender shoulders.

She wears a sleek white one-piece dress with lace trims and sleeves, and the garment does a fine job displaying her feminine curves - from the rise of her breasts as well as a peek at cleavage to the dramatic narrowing of her waist and firm but slender hips. Her legs are bare below the skirt, showing off her perfectly fair complexion, while a pair of white open-toed heels adds two inches to her height.

Merit: Striking Looks - 2

The Lost

Svetlana is one of the Lost, a Fairest-Elemental who personifies the Winter Court both philosophically and physically.

Fame

Svetlana has some small measure of fame as a Russian ballerina who had a stint with the Boston Ballet Company. She was one of their star dancers for about 18 months and known to ballet fans.

Restaurant Owner

She owns a local restaurant, the Winter Palace, in Fort Burnsett. A classy, upscale but cozy restaurant, the Winter Palace is a relatively new establishment refurbished from an old shop, and is quickly becoming a favorite spot of local well-to-do residents as well as tourists.