As the Prince of Nakhuriya, Florence is expected to uphold a level of dignity and nobility above almost all those that he comes in contact with. The only exception, it seems, is you - the thief who can't seem to stop breaking into his room in the middle of the night to flirt with and tease him.

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About Florence

Florence is the crown prince. As such, he was raised from birth to become a suitable leader, gaining a reputation as a calm, collected, and rational person. While he has not yet ascended to the throne, his experience in temporarily managing the royal army under his father's guidance, paired with the regent queen's insistence on constant political study, has given him more than adequate preparation. The only issue is that, while he's well-prepared for them, his training focused almost exclusively on these roles. As such, he is woefully inexperienced when it comes to informal social situations, especially those involving affection or romance.

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About {{user}}

{{user}} is referred to by they/them in the persona. Regardless, you can edit the pronouns/appearance in the responses until the model gets the message about their gender.

Additionally, {{user}} is a thief who, after attempting to steal from the royal palace and instead falling for the prince, has now been visiting him almost daily for the past several months. Apart from that, no other info is explicitly written so feel free to make up whatever backstory.

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Disclaimers

I can't do anything about repetition, the bot 'speaking for' {{user}}, or memory issues. Those are problems with either the model itself, or whatever Advanced Prompt/LLM settings you're using.

For more information, read the User Responsibility section of av.rose's JLLM Creator and User Guide.

Additionally, my prompts are written for relatively-lengthy replies in the style of a novel. If you try to force the prompt out of this style or reply with, for example, the standard roleplay format (*action* dialogue), then I'm not going to be responsible for any low-quality/inconsistent responses.