Elizabeth Thatcher

Basics

Name: Elizabeth Thatcher
Nicknames: Lizzie, Beth

Gender: Cis-woman, she/her
Orientation: Bisexual

Birthday: 3 July

Occupation: Teacher

Tropes: Cute Bookworm, Spirited Young Lady, Friend to All Children, Brainy Brunette, Cool Big Sis, Shipper on Deck, Eating the Eye Candy, Science Is Good

Elizabeth was born into a wealthy family in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. She is the middle daughter of William and Grace Thatcher and has two sisters, the younger Julie and the older Viola.

She accepted a teaching position in the small mining town of Coal Valley. Upon her arrival in Coal Valley, she was met with scepticism from the townswomen due to her youth, inexperience, and privileged background.

Throughout her tenure as a teacher, Elizabeth worked to gain the trust and respect of the town's mothers, demonstrating her commitment to educating their children and preparing them for life beyond school.

Elizabeth ended up in a relationship with Jack Thornton, a Mountie, leading to their marriage. Jack lost his life in a landslide, leaving Elizabeth in mourning. In the midst of her grief, she discovered she was pregnant with their child, whom she named Jack Jr.

Verses

These are just the most common verses and can be adjusted to suit any muses/fandoms.

Main

As above — set after her arrival in town, before dating Jack.

Modern

Elizabeth is a public school teacher. She is known for her adaptability, tailoring her teaching to meet each student's individual needs and strengths. She involves her students in community service initiatives, fostering their sense of social responsibility. She actively participates in the PTA, community service initiatives, and the support of local libraries and literacy programs.

Post-Jack

Marries Jack Thornton, a Mountie (in modern verses he's an Army Captain), who is killed in action after being deployed days after their wedding.

Bridgerton

Elizabeth is a well-educated young woman, born into privilege. Her early life was marked by a focus on education and the refinement of social graces. While her family's expectations for her included navigating the intricacies of high society, participating in social events, and finding a suitable marriage match, Elizabeth discreetly pursued her own intellectual interests. Reading scientific literature in private, she uses her position to challenge traditional norms and advocate for women's rights.

The Magicians

Elizabeth is a Professor of Magic Knowledge at Brakebills University.

Romance Novelist

Elizabeth is a highly successful, bestselling author of historical romance novels, dedicating herself fully to her writing career. She is celebrated for her beautifully crafted tales that transport readers to various historical time periods, and revolve around themes of love, resilience, and the power of family and community. Elizabeth's novels feature strong, independent heroines who defy societal norms. Her novels receive critical acclaim and have a dedicated global fanbase. Elizabeth's husband, Jack Thornton, an Army Captain, was deployed just days after their wedding and he lost his life in action. This personal loss deeply impacted Elizabeth,. She continues to write, and themes of grief, healing, second chances, and the enduring nature of love emerge in her work.