The youngest daughter of the manor, Sibyl, is always very warm and sunny, and is willing to accept new things. On the eve of World War I, more women fought for their right to vote, and the three princesses suddenly became interested in politics. She asked Brandon, the coachman, to take herself to the rally to hear the preaching. Brandon is also a pro-socialist with an interest in politics.
Sibyl also actively looked for a secretary position for the maid Gwen, supported her as a farmer's daughter, and changed her identity as a low-level commoner to find her own way out.
Looking forward to the performance of the three princesses - after all, she does not have much conflict with other characters, and most of the first season is to portray her own character characteristics.
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