Emily Bradshaw

Emily Bradshaw (May 300 - December 311) is the daughter of Philip and Marie Bradshaw.

Early life
Emily was the first and only grandchild of Jane and Stuart Freede. She attended Bromshire School for Girls, where her mother also taught. She enjoyed fishing in the river and climbing trees. Despite her mother's influence, Emily remained a free spirit, and often laughed too loudly, which resulted in her being scorned by her parents. As a result, her aunt, Beatrice, took pity on her. Beatrice taught her to climb trees and play games. Emily was always upset whenever Beatrice had to go back to school, as she enjoyed her company very much.

Death
Emily was killed on a video recording shown to her aunt to try and persuade her to stop the rebellion. Emily was the only one to show fear in the recording, but she also seemed the strongest. Beatrice described her as having "her chin up, face straight and proud." She looked directly at the camera and said, "Bee, this isn't your fault."

Personality and traits
Emily was a kind, free spirit who enjoyed running around and playing games. Though not exactly rebellious, her behaviour was not always well recieved, with some believing her to be too rough and scrappy. She always seemed to be covered in mud.

Despite her questionable behaviour, Beatrice noted that unlike herself, "nobody (could) hate Emily." She was generous and good to all she met, and her death left Beatrice extremely angry.

Physical appearance
Emily was had dark skin and large, doe-shaped eyes. She was always covered in mud and dirt, and her hair was often wild and unkempt.