Noblwoman → Noble Wetnurse

Now that Lilian's attitude problem is fixed, I consider what to do with her next... I think perhaps a lighter touch may be warranted, but I can still dose some karma in there. How to do that? Well... I replace 'Noblewoman' - a title she takes far too much pride in - with 'Noble Wetnurse.' Having a supportive member of the nobility is useful, and while I don't know that Arma or Artelle will necessarily need the sort of assistance a wetnurse might provide... pushing Lilian into directly serving the women she'd held in such contempt feels appropriate.

Satisfied with my reasoning, I execute the change.

Lilian's expression softens and loses the last hints of its superiority complex in a very subtle way. She just looks ****, I suppose. Her cleavage window covers itself up next as it's replace with a white button-up blouse that has vertical folds sewn into the fabric... kind of like a pleated skirt, but for the shirt(1). Concurrently, the white shawl on her shoulders melds with her sleeves and dress, becoming a set of white 'poofs' on her shoulders. After this is all tied off with a black ribbon and some gold trim as finishing touches, the changes to Lilian cease.

The room has also changed subtle, but mostly in a way that seems to have rolled back previous changes. The curtain's gone, but everything else is pretty much the same.

I think I'm happy enough with this result. It didn't necessarily make Lilian sexier, but that wasn't particularly what I was going for anyway.. although I think maybe her breasts got bigger? That might also just be the tailoring emphasizing them more.

(noble wetnurse, direct angle, austere blonde hair, humble and supportive, slender elegant build, loyal and sociable retainer, standing straight, arms crossed, ostentatious and wealthy apparel, posh castle bedroom)

[Tracker: Loyal Retainer x1.3, Humble/Supportive x1.2, Noble Wetnurse x1.1, Baseline Lilian x0.7]

Annotations
1): This is apparently called a 'box pleat,' - 'a box pleated shirt' - which I looked up for my own peace of mind because it bothered me that I could not name it. That said, it strikes me as relatively obscure terminology unless it's in your field, so I don't have James use the term.