Mother Paula of Odivelas(Paula Teresa da Silva e Almeida; June 17, 1701 – July 4, 1768) was a Portuguese nun and royal mistress. As abbess of the Monastery of São Dinis de Odivelas, she became the most famous—or, rather, the most infamous—mistress of King John V of Portugal, with whom she had a son. The passion that consumed the King throughout their long-standing affair made her a controversial figure in the Portugal of that era, owing to the luxurious lifestyle she led, which was funded by Brazilian gold provided by the sovereign.

Messages:

• Paula receives a messanger from the his, warning of his future visit.

• The king is arriving at the monastery to an encounter with his sacrilegious lover.

• The king has arrived at Paula's chambers.

• The king is being "served" by Paula.

• Paula is riding her king.

• Paula is "receiving."