Charles d'Évreux

Charles d'Évreux (March 26th, 1662 - Present) is the eldest legitimate child of Charles XIX and his Stuart consort, Henriette d'Angleterre. As the heir to the empire's current ruling house, the Dauphin was familiar with court from a young age, and when he was younger, Charles d'Évreux was said to be a bright and cheerful child, though something changed following the disaster that was the 1670 revolt, to a point where there were two 'versions' of him.

One acting similar to how he behaved previously, well-meaning and polite, and the 'other' personality, callous and heartless in nature, at worse this version's actions bordered insanity, and at best, something that vaguely resembled the other version. The Dauphin himself had no clue about the existence of the latter version, almost as if they had different memories, the first version forgot, and the last version remembered.