Duke Aidan Kincaid and his wife had four children of which Lynette is the youngest and the most troublesome. The firstborn was Hadrian and he was named heir after him came Aemy and Bowen and then finally Lynette. Most of the children were fairly calm but Lynette came out screaming and hasn't stopped yet. As a babe she was fussy and then she learned to talk…oh how her parents regret that day. She was always getting into something and had a knack for seeking out trouble and causing a ruckus. She liked attention and the best way to get it in such a large family was to be loud and wild. Though perhaps with age and learning her more trouble causing and ‘ruckus’ ways have died down a bit, she isn’t the same arrogant duke’s daughter as she once was.
As a child she would often sneak out to go horseback riding. While she does prefer dancing, painting, archery, gardening and hunting she still has moment where reading a good book, sipping tea with others, and sewing will please her just as much as her ‘hobbies’ that take her outside do. Still this young lady does have an air of getting into trouble, which she works rather well at using her thoughts to get herself out of.
When it comes to archery she tends to do rather well at the sport unlike some women, she has been known to go on short hunting trips with her guards (under the approval of her father) with both canines and hawks, and of course horses. She loves her horses and spends a great deal of care on them, along with her pair of hunting canines. For a lady she has a tomboyish side to her, which is only seen in her hobbies and never in her manner or dress. She knows how to be graceful, and elegant and uses it to her advantage more often than some think. The Kincaid’s are known for their smart thinking and using things to their advantage after all.
Like any good father Duke Aidan has set into the works to try and find a husband suitable for Lynette. He dreams of something great for her, and while in the past she perhaps thought of the same now she is not as certain. She still wishes to do well for her house, the Kindcaid’s are a proud noble family after all, but the thought of being married off to someone she may not know, or someone she may not even like bothers her. Her father has explained more than once love always comes, but to one like Lynette it is not an easy thing to swallow. When her mother passed it left a hole in Lynette’s heart, she fears she will not find anyone to fill that hole that is missing, and worse that she will not find a man that treats her as her father treated her mother. She sees herself as a barging chip for the highest bidder, and is waiting for the finally chips to fall fearful of what may come from it. In the end Lynette did in a sense get what she wanted, a man from a lower house came to seek her hand, and she agreed to do it when her father brought the question to her. She only hopes that she did not make the wrong decision now, with marriage nothing can be changed after all. Still some part of her feel that Sir Shepard will be a good match, though time will tell for certain.
