Meet Isabella Rose From The Renaissance Pleasure Faire
Occupation: Student and works at the Faire.
What is your duty at the Faire? "I serve in her majesty’s household." Isabella was hard at work when we stopped by to say hello. Working at the Faire seems like a fun job in a great environment!
Are you wearing a hand sewn costume? Isabella is wearing a costume provided by the Faire.
Is your dress made of linen? "Yes!"
What is your favorite dessert? "Anything chocolate." Chocolate seems to be a very popular choice around here!
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