Alexandrine Anne-Cleménce de la Croix

Alexandrine Anne-Cleménce de la Croix (called Anne), is a young noblewoman from Dieppe, Normandy. In 1788 she serves as the lady-in-waiting to Céline de Toussaint, the Marquise de Vallois.

Background
Anne was born with albinism and throughout her life this has been a stigma for her. It is unknown what title, if any, her family holds, but they are discribed as lesser nobles from the costal city of Dieppe. When Anne was young she was sent away to a convent to recieve an education, and when her education was finished, she was encouraged by her mother to become a lady-in-waiting, as was customary for some young noblewomen. Anne aplied for the position with the Marquise de Vallois in 1783 at the age of 20. She believes that her being sent away to a convent and sent to become a lady-in-waiting is a result of her parents thinking she's a "freak" due to her albinism, and she is afraid that she will never be married.