Dominique Francois
Chancellor Dominique Francois
Dominique Francois was the first Chancellor of the Caribbean Union. Francois was the son of an educated slave. She acquired some knowledge of French, as well as a few other local languages. Winning the favor of the plantation warlord, she became a livestock handler, healer, coachman, and finally steward. Legally freed in 1776, she married and had two sons. Francois was homely, short, and small framed. She dressed simply and was abstemious and a vegetarian. Although she slept little, her energy and capacity for work were astonishing. As a leader she inspired awe and adulation.
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Children
Gender
Female
Eyes
Hazel
Hair
Long Brown Dreads
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Light Black
Height
5'3
Weight
54 kg
Quotes & Catchphrases
"I took up arms for the freedom of my kin. It is our own - we will defend it or perish."
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