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Basic Info: Annaliese Köhler/Viktoria Laakso

Birth Name:

Annaliese Köhler

Adopted Name:

Viktoria Laakso (Later Viktoria Abel)

Age:

18-years-old

Birthday:

May 14th, 1902

Death Date:

June 5th, 1999

Gender:

Female

Birthplace:

Berlin, Germany (0-6 months)

Residence(s):

Helsinki, Finland (Ages 6 months old-18 years old) Berlin, Germany (Ages 20-37), Amsterdam, Netherlands (Ages 37-97)

Eye Color:

Light Prussian blue

Hair Color:

Ash Blonde

Hairstyle:

Slightly wavy, cowlick, and reaches mid-back.

Height:

5'1/154 cm

Weight:

120 pounds/54 kg

Background:

German, English, Scottish, Irish, French, Swedish, and Finnish

Accent:

Finnish

Languages Spoken:

Finnish and English; learning German and Dutch.

Likes:

Annaliese has many things that she does enjoy. Some of the things she does enjoy are drawing, which she's done for years, writing, she does that in her spare time, reading, she reads whenever a chance is given. She also enjoys animals, such as horses, cats, and dogs. Other things she likes are her family and her friends, which she adores them. She likes to swim at a lake whenever her family does decide to go to one. She loves listening to music, especially classical music, such as Tchaikovsky. Annaliese also has a love for ballet, she finds ballerinas absolutely graceful, and pretends to be one when no one is around to see. Her favorite ballet is between Swan Lake and the Nutcracker, she can't choose between them.

Dislikes:

Annaliese dislikes quite a number of things honestly. She can't stand it when someone is very uncouth. She dislikes when people tell her when she's wrong, even if she is wrong about something. She absolutely hates being ignored and she always craves attention from family or friends. Another dislike is that of her stubbornness, but honestly, she can't help it. Annaliese hates loud noises; she's despised any form of loud noise for as long as she can remember, although she doesn't know why.

Birth Family:

Father:

Lutz Köhler (Deceased)

Mother:

Anika Köhler (née Blaire) (Deceased)

Sibling(s):

Bergen Köhler (Brother) (Deceased)

Adopted Family:

Father:

Fredrik Laakso (Alive)

Mother:

Katriina Laakso (née Åkerman) (Alive)

Sibling(s):

Alexei Laakso (Brother) (Alive)

Partner:

Alyn Abel (Husband) (Alive)

Children:

Mathias Abel (Son) (Alive)

Dean Abel (Son) (Alive)

Victoire Abel (Daughter) (Alive)

Personality Type:

INFP-

Annaliese is a girl that is very aware of her surroundings and knows how to read the mood. She knows when someone is angry; she knows when someone's sad, and more importantly, she knows how to give people their space. She is usually calm, even if someone lashes out at her. When she does get angry, she does one of two things; yell at someone and release her anger that way, or go to her room to release her stress on something soothing, like drawing. She is an introvert at heart, but she loves the friends that she does make and will treasure that friendship until the end. Annaliese is extremely loyal and hardworking, earning everything she wants from hard work because she knows that's the way you can truly appreciate the things in life. She values the good things in life and she’s caring. Annaliese's also pretty sensitive, seeing as other people's emotions will affect her as well. She can be very creative in her thinking process as well, such as using strings to tie up fencing if it's semi-knocked down. She's been raised to be honest, ever since she could basically walk and talk. All she's ever known was the truth; her parents and brother never really hid anything from her. But sometimes she can be a bit too blunt, which she doesn't mean to. She tends to space out in the middle of a conversation or school, however, resulting in somewhat lower grades than expected, except for History and creative writing.

Back-story:

Annaliese was born to King Lutz Köhler and Queen Anika Köhler on May 14th, 1902. She had an older brother, Prince Bergen Köhler, who is 13 years older than her. It's a pretty large age gap, but her parents were pretty young, having Bergen at the ages of 20, and Annaliese at 34 years of age. On the night of October the 21st, 1902, her family was assassinated by men from Finland. Before her mother was killed, however, Anika managed to quickly hide her in some dresser drawers, trying to keep her baby out of sight of the men. Of course, Anika ran from the room to try and keep the men away from the room that baby Annaliese was in. The men had yelled at the family to give the location of the daughter, but Bergen yelled at them to leave her out of it, to which he was then hit with the butt of one of the men’s shotgun. They then proceeded to line up the king, the queen, the prince, and 3 maids, having 3 men take two lives each. A man named Arvo Heikki, had killed a servant and the prince, though he was reluctant to do so. Once the shots had been fired, the cries of Annaliese had swept the halls, causing Arvo to take off running down the halls of the palace to find the source of the wailing before it was too late. He had found the princess in one of the drawers, making his heart sink to his stomach. He couldn’t kill this baby, he was threatened to kill the prince and maid, so he had no choice.

        Arvo muttered his apology to the baby, knowing that it wouldn’t even matter in the long run. He quickly had put his bag down to place Annaliese into it, making sure that she was comfortable. Whenever she had made any sort of noise, he covered it with a loud cough to ensure that his comrades didn’t discover her. They eventually had gotten to Helsinki, Finland. While the men were proclaiming their victory, Arvo broke off from the rest of the group to find a basket and some blankets to keep Annaliese warm. Once he had found what he was looking for, he put her into the basket, covered her up, and put a note with her that said,

The girl was born on May 14th, 1902, so there’s no need to give her a fake birthday. Please take care of her, I’m so sorry.

~Unknown

Arvo left her on someone’s doorstep, knocking before running quickly. A woman in about her early 40s had opened the door to find the baby in the basket. The lady, Katriina Laakso, had called to her husband, Fredrik, to come downstairs. They were talking before their 4-year-old son, Alexei, had come downstairs to see what was going on. They all then decided that she was going to be apart of the family. Alexei got to decide her name, Viktoria.