Eslanda Goodfellow

Eslanda Goodfellow was a lady of court, and the wife of Minister Gordon Goodfellow. Prior to The Ickabog, she had once been proposed to by Spittleworth, but she turned him down as she instead loved Gordon Goodfellow, a soldier and the son of some Cheesemakers. That is why when King Fred took interest in her, Spittleworth advised the King not to marry her, stating that she was too serious and bookish for the country to love her as queen. She also enjoyed being with children and made daisy chains with them occasionally.

When she learned from a palace maid, Hetty, that Gordon Goodfellow, who was not married to her at that time, was captured by Spittleworth along with 3 other soldiers and awaiting trial, Eslanda, afraid for his life, snuck out of bed and confronted Spittleworth.

After the monarchy of Spittleworth, Eslanda created a library and married Gordon Goodfellow, who was now the Prime Minister of Cornucopia.

Early Life
Lady Eslanda was born to unknown parents at an unknown time, in an unknown place, but it is possible that she was born in Cornucopia. Her parents died sometime in her life. At some point, Eslanda became a lady of the court.