Sophia Clarisse Honorian - Countess of Gramont

Sophia Clarisse Honorian was a an SSI agent aligned with the Revolutionary Government. Instrumental throughout many of the SSI's operations in the mid to late years of the Wars of May, Sophia's career would culminate in the capture of Ferdinand Rafale in his native Ferraio in 367. In spite of her active service with the Gendarmerie, Sophia would lead a life characterized by unique celebrity in spite of her service as a gendarme. A noble by birth (styled: The Countess of Gramont), her beauty paired with her exceptional intelligence would distinguish her amongst others of her generation. The outbreak of war and her father's fervent support of the Revolution would utterly change this life path, and Sophia would see some of the most violent and treacherous episodes of the conflict, indirectly leading to her murder in 375 by her own husband.

Early Life and Education
Sophia Clarisse Honorian was born the daughter of Marius James Honorian, Count of Gramont, and Melanie Victoria San Felice, the Marquise of Bastia, to parents of remarkable Revolutionary pedigree. The Honorian Family, for its part, had traditionally been amongst the most liberal of the Capriol families while the San Felice family's alignment with the doomed Monarchy and House of Liege in the FIrst Patrician Revolution had inevitably resulted in sympathies with forces hostile to the Patrician Republic. Sophia's mother would die in childhood, and her upbringing would be dramatically influenced by her father's radical political views as well as the Revolutionary Wars that broke out in 351, when Sophia was 7.

Even as a child, Sophia's extraordinary intelligence and beauty would both be noted.