Elder Aunt
Younger Aunt
These two are Princess Parizade's Aunts, elder sisters of the Queen, wife of Sultan Kostouschah. In a game proposed by the eldest, each sister in turn declared who, if it were not for their impoverished state, they would marry. The eldest said she would marry the Sultan's chief baker, and eat delicious pastries all day long. The middle sister said she would marry the Sultan's chief cook, because in the palace the bread is common place, and she would eat the excellent entries all day long. The youngest said, if they were speaking of wishes, she would like to marry the Sultan himself, and bare him a son more beautiful than ever seen. Unknown to them, disguised beneath the window stood the very same Sultan! Out for a evening stroll, the Sultan heard their wishes and decided to grant them!
Overcome with jealousy at their sisters elevated fortunes, the older sisters plot the demise of her happiness. The elder aunt is the more spiteful, full of furry and sharp words. She doesn't think of the future very often, but is quick and sloppy. Very vain, she squanders much of her money on clothes and the like.
The younger aunt (and middle sister) is a glutton, and is forever wishing for more. She works slower than her sister, but her plans are more meticulous and can come to fruition years later. She harbors grudges well, and can account for every coin spent by everyone she knows for years and years.