Ceri of Winterbourne Stoke

Ceri is a smallish, charming courtesan belonging to the court of Lindsey in Lambor county. They were born to Yina and Helen of Silchester, a wealthy couple known for carrying a fair amount of power at court.

Ceri was squired to Ser Linden of Clatford, which went well enough until 482, when they learned they were promised in marriage to the knight they served. After learning that, they abandoned their post as a squire and set off for Lindsey. There, they stayed on the floor of their uncle Ser Tinn of Lindsey for a year before eschewing their previous moniker and becoming Ceri of Lindsey.

At the Easter court in 485, Ceri met Ser Mailes of Winterbourne Stoke and took an interest in the lad. His sunny disposition was infectious, and they grew quite fond of Mailes over two years. In 487, they were gravely injured during the tournament in Clarence. After a few days of recovery, they awoke and Mailes proposed to them. In February of 488, the two got married at Stonehenge.