Not a big deal, but I’ve been figuring out small ways to make my Guen bipolar:
Book 1: She’s in the depressive period during this book. She’s quiet and subdued, even when doing fun things like the fireworks fiasco. Even though she wants to make Arthur happy and fulfill her duty as royal baby-maker, she can’t bring herself to sleep with Arthur. While she normally doesn’t mind dancing, she refuses to do so at the wedding. And so on.
Book 2: She’s in an “up” phase during this book. She’s much more likely to joke with people and flirt with Lance. She is also impulsive and reckless. Even though she promised Arthur she’d talk to Meligaunt, she hung out with Lance instead. At the Clone Army battle, she charged into the courtyard even though she knew staying in her room was the smart thing to do. On the boat, she went with the big escape plan instead of the simpler doppleganger plan, even though she her magic skills weren’t strong enough to succeed. She also slept with Lance, despite the fact that she’s asexual. And so on.
Book 3: I think she’ll start the book in a depressive phase, but Mordred’s conception will trigger a hypomanic phase. I’ll figure it out when we get there.
Anddddddd that’s all I have.