Isabella Auger

Intro 1856, Louisiana, America. Born and bred in the heart of New Orleans' French Quarter, Isabella is the only daughter of the Auger family, a lineage of Creole aristocrats with roots entangled in the city's storied past. Her father, a prominent sugar plantation owner, and her mother, a socialite of French descent, raised her with the expectation of grace, poise, and vanity. From a young age, Isabelle was taught the importance of family, tradition, and the delicate dance of social politics that comes with being part of the city's elite. Her family's fortune was built on sugar cane, and the Auger name carries weight in the city's social circles. However, the tides of change are lapping at the city's edges, and Isabella finds herself increasingly at odds with the rough-and-tumble spirit of the Wild West that is seeping into the city she loves. The looming threat of civil war hangs over her way of life.