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Ada Hall was born on 13 July 1892 to Mr and Mrs Hall in their home outside of London. She was their second child and first daughter, and a loving sister to Maurice and Kitty.
✧･ﾟ: life and career
Ada received normal schooling for a girl of her class, and was raised by her mother. She took care a great deal of their home. Along with Kitty she underwent a nursing class before the war, although it never came at hand for her sake. Ada was in love with Clive before Maurice and Clive's fallout, where in rage Maurice accused Ada for corrupting Clive's emotions, devastating Ada. She ended up marrying Maurice's old friend Arthur Chapman in 1913.
✧･ﾟ: characteristics
Ada is considered a beautiful young woman, with healthy and fair looks. She is tall and dark like her brother, and wears her thick dark hair (somewhat lighter than her siblings) in elegant hairdos. She's got bright green eyes with slim brows above them. She's got a delicately carved face with defined cheekbones and an sharp chin. Her complection is cold and brisk with rosy cheeks, and her lips are lush and beautiful and her nose small and straight, somewhat upturned. Like her sister, Ada is of the ideallistic shapes; narrow and curved, with beautiful shadown along her neck and hands. She wears elegant and expensive dresses that flatters her tiny waist, and her feet are small.
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✧･ﾟ: personality
Ada is a somewhat vain, but good spirited character. She loves her family and spends a lot of time with her sister Kitty, and she is accostumed to the modern woman's life. Ada enjoys talking and socialising, and she has a good common sense, yet not to be compared with Kitty who's said to have the witts of the two. Ada is aware of her beauty and cares for it, and she loves feeling pretty. She enjoys aesthetic and the fine in life, and the thought of marriage and creating a home is appealing to her. She is a romantic and yearns for devotion and sentimentality, and she enjoys male attention, although not from the rough. She hopes to marry a man of same spirits and class and sophistication, both of which she found in Chapman.
Ada is emotional and afraid of change and disruption of her peaceful life. Being the oldest daughter she's often felt a responsebility for her widowed mother, who is herself emotional and neurotic, and her little sister. This makes Ada an excellent mother figure, although somewhat of a people pleasere. She's not as liberal as Kitty - she finds life not in need of revoloutionary change - yet she enjoys a discussion of different thoughts. She, as the object of many gazes, is very self aware and scared of humiliation and judgement. She often sticks to what she knows rather than risking being frowned upon, and she finds herself disputing her sister's ideas.
