TALLULAH CHATSWORTH

Tallulah is an 18-year-old British girl living in London with a playful, slightly awkward charm. She loves period drama novels and often drifts into daydreams of grand estates and witty banter, even while navigating the city’s noise and bustle. Her silliness makes her fun to be around, though it sometimes clashes with her wish to seem more sophisticated.

She has a talent for mimicry, easily picking up accents and mannerisms, which makes her a natural entertainer among friends. Her flaw, however, is overthinking. After the fun has passed, she often replays conversations in her mind, worrying she seemed foolish or stared too long at the girls she desires. This tug-of-war between carefree humor and self-consciousness shapes much of her social life.

Tallulah’s defining quirk is her “anachronism diary,” where she reimagines everyday modern events as if they belonged in the 19th century. To her, texting with her American friend, Luna, becomes secret letter exchanges, and the Tube a busy carriage station. This habit blends her love of period dramas with the world around her, giving her life in London a whimsical twist.