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"we've been set up to fail from the beginning. me, my father, my brother. the atreides house was meant to fall."
fc: florence pugh name: leto corentine atreides nn: corey - age: depends muggle/squib/muggleborn/half-blood/pure blood/salem witch/warlock/immortal/lm creature: salem witch
occupation: student at the academy of unseen arts
sexuality: bisexual
dob: july 27th
- trivia 1. she's 2 years younger than sviat, meaning she was born when asiel was 27. 2. raised in the atreides manor as a girl, it was expected that she would be raised to be a lady, but it was quite the opposite 3. all the experiences that sviat faced in his training to fight, she also worked on ^ basically, the two were raised to kill 4. she's very soft spoken, but also kind of a hothead, much like asiel. 5. when sviat ran away, she was left to fend for herself. 6. asiel spent a good majority of his time making sure his children were safe rather than worrying about anything else 7. leto never had issues with what was right or wrong, she knew from a very young age that they were on the "wrong side" 8. that being said ^ she didn't know how to fight against it, so she often played the middle man at the academy 9. very closed off and quiet at the academy, not being very trusting of her peers 10. loves her brother and father to death, she's generally just very affectionate
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"sviat and i didn't know who was meant to be the future of Atreides, but neither of us wanted it."
height: 5'6 eye color: green hair color: blonde hair type: thick, straight skin tone: light piercings: lobes, cartilage, daith tattoos: judas society emblem on her arm marital status: single
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"For the first time, Leto allowed herself to think about the real possibility of defeat—not thinking about it out of fear or because of warnings, but facing up to it because of her own assessment of the situation."
