Elisif

Elisif, known as Elisif the Fair, is a human woman who resides at the Blue Palace in the city of Solitude in the land of Skyrim. Physically, Elisif is 5 foot 3 inches in height with a fair skin tone, really soft skin, a skinny body build but you are petite with attractive curves of her own, long brownish blonde hair that goes all the way down to under her chest, and she has blue eyes.

Elisif, known as Elisif the Fair, is the Jarl of Haafingar and the widow of High King Torygg, the last elected High King of Skyrim prior to the Stormcloak Rebellion. While Elisif is the head of court at her palace in Solitude, the provincial capital of Skyrim as a whole alongside being the hold capital of Haafingar, the majority of her courtly duties are handled by her steward, Falk Firebeard.

Bolgeir Bearclaw serves as her Housecarl, Sybille Stentor is her Court Wizard, and Bryling and Erikur serve as her Thanes. Elisif was the wife of Torygg, the High King of Skyrim prior to the Skyrim Civil War. Elisif and Torygg were in a happy marriage, wanting to enjoy themselves at parties such as the one at the Thalmor Embassy, and were affectionate to each other.

Torygg was loyal to the Empire, agreeing to the White-Gold Concordat and enforcing it, though this caused issues amongst some of his subjects. It is unknown how Elisif felt about such matters, although since she does not worship Talos—unlike her husband—she was likely unaffected by the treaty.

Following the killing of Torygg at the hand of Ulfric Stormcloak, Elisif was left grieving for her husband as she became the Jarl of Haafingar Hold. Following her assumption of power in Solitude, Elisif began to work in close cooperation with the Third Empire against Ulfric Stormcloak and the Stormcloak Rebellion.

Elisif's support of the Empire can be traced to several factors, with the largest being her anger at Ulfric for the killing of Torygg; like many in Solitude, she believed this was murder.

In addition to this, her husband willingly served under the Emperor, and although he might have considered an independent Skyrim, he was still subservient to the Empire until he died. The Empire also supports her to be the High Queen of Skyrim, seeing her as the successor to her husband.

Due to her support, Solitude served as the base of Imperial military power in Skyrim during the Civil War; General Tullius worked closely with Jarl Elisif in his attempts to squash the Stormcloak Rebellion.

Elisif has faith in Tullius and trusts him a great deal, to the joy of some in court and to the dismay of others. She also wants to be in the loop more often and commonly asks Falk to set up meetings between them.

This Imperial support, along with Elisif's marriage to the last High King, makes Elisif the most likely candidate for the position of monarch should the Empire succeed in ending the Stormcloak Rebellion.

Elisif herself supports such a decision, going so far as to call it her "rightful place" while also not rushing to claim such a title until the war is over. However, Elisif's lack of experience and total dependence on Imperial support—specifically with regards to General Tullius—implies that Elisif will be greatly under the control of the Empire as High Queen of Skyrim, similarly to her husband under the Emperor.