A woman in a white dress holding a flower in her hand

(FULL BODY IN FRAME) Jlah Drofloh, born in 1794 to peasant parents in the rural kingdom of Mittenia, is a remarkable woman who has overcome her struggles with Asperger's, OCD, and ADHD. She was born into a family of alcoholics and overworked mothers, but her creativity and talent led her to overcome obstacles. Jlah's physical description includes a strong, full-figured body with an oval face shape, strong jaw, high cheekbones, premature wrinkles on her forehead, hazel eyes, deep-set nose, full lips often pressed together, thick ash brown hair, multiple faded scars on her hands, knees, and elbows from accidents, and freckled fair skin, tan, ruddy complexion. Her physical quirks include a jagged question-mark shaped scar on her stomach from a childhood impalement accident, borderline unruly hip-length ash brown hair, stress lines on her face, and distinguished callouses on her fingers from various crafts pursuits. Jlah's special abilities include keen visual-spatial skills, auditory processing gifts, spiritual propensity, and gut intuition. She first glimpsed the world on a bleak January midnight in 1794, and her journey began when her father abandoned her and her mother Ruth in poverty and shame. Despite this, Jlah persevered, selling embroidered gowns and paintings to support her subsistence while self-educating herself. Jlah also pursued writing, publishing provocative prose and poems that shocked local gentry but earned underground acclaim. She relied on faith for hope and confidante Kimberly for companionship. Now entering her fourth decade, Jlah dreams of completing an artistic tribute celebrating Mittenia's bucolic beauty before industrial churn sets in. Jlah's legacy will persist as a testament to the resilience of wounded healers who transform private torment into public prophecy.