Johanna Wun

Johanna Doriath (nee Jonanna Wun; AH1 – AH25) was a Datanian that resided in Veronville, Topia, noteably remembered as the first officially acknowledged Human race individual accepted into an Elf family, the Doriaths. She was the wife of Legolas Doriath, mother of Cuthalion Doriath.

Early life
Johanna Doriath was born Jonanna Wun in Kwanville, Datania, Karana in AH1.

Adult life
The exact time period of when Johanna and Legolas met is unknown as well as how they came to know each other. The only recorded details of her life is Legolas' father, Thranduil's heavy objection towards their close relationship. It is known that in order to stop the marriage, he lied to Legolas that the consequence of marrying a Human may be the possibility of his immortality being stripped as well as the fact that he'll have to deal with the natural death of Johanna as the time comes. These warnings did not stop Legolas and Johanna from bonding and several months later the pair secretly married in the Greenleaves Mountains sometime during AH20.

Their marriage was eventually accepted by Thranduil with the arrival of their first and only child, Cuthalion. It was during this time that she changed her birthname, as it was deemed to be an obvious association with the Human race.

She died three years later at the age of twenty-five, with the exact date and cause unrecorded.

Appearance
According to The Histories of Doriaths, Johanna was noted to be the "fairest Human to walk the grounds of Topia during the first five decades of the AH Age" until the arrival of Demi-gods who possessed great beauty upon birth due to their God parentage.

In one entry, possibly written by her husband, her appearance was described in great detail:

"Her hair, as dark as the midnight sky, fell over her shoulders like an uninterrupted waterfall. It made a direct contrast to her unHuman-like pale facials. If it wasn't for the petite ear, one could've easily mistaken this Human to be an Elf."

Personality
Johanna was known to have very blunt nature, expressing herself in no uncertain terms. She always spoke her mind and often came off as rather arrogant. She frequently treated people around her with condescension and was openly critical of unfamiliar things.