Bridgette Botello

Bridgette Botello was born on August 17th, 1877. She was the childhood friend of the daughter of Brazil's Imperial Emperador; Sofia Diaz Sanintino. The role in which she played in the Brazilian Civil War was quick but vital.

Collaboration with the Brazilian Republican Army
Bridgette contacted General Alberto Dejaro and the rest of the B.R.A after she realized she had the opportunity to play a vital role in the overthrow of the government. She contacted the B.R.A secretly, without the knowing of the Emperador. She did this in the few hours she spent away from the Imperial Palace with Sofia. Bridgette and Dejaro had together, with other strategists, come up with a plan. She was to murder the Emperador and Sofia at a Soccer Match in Brasilia. Dejaro was surprised in the easiness it was apparently going to be for Bridgette to kill Sofia. However, Bridgette had become a Democratic Teenager long before this idea, and it was no problem she insisted. She also claimed the Emperador had done questionable things to her in the past, although these were never confirmed.

Assassination of Emperador Isaac Diaz Sanintino
On March 18th, 1892, Bridgette proceeded with the plan. She had a 6-shot revolver hidden in her purse. Never in any instance had Sofia nor the Emperador ever believed she would do something extreme, so they never checked her personal belongings. She was able to distract one guard away from the room, and killed the other with a hidden blade. Within an instant of the guard's death she had fired a shot into the Emperador's chest. Sofia had pulled a gun, and shot at Bridgette 5 times, missing each and Bridgette, with the second shot she made, killed Sofia by shooting her square in the head. The third shot was intended to go into the Emperador again but Bridgette was arrested by Royal Guards before this occurred. She was then jailed.

Rescue
When Alberto Dejaro and the B.R.A made their way into Brasilia with their supported armies, the Junta, and Imperials left retreated, as well as the Fascists. With this, they were able to rescue Bridgette from captivity. She became an icon in the eyes of the Federative Republic of Brazil and its people.

Icon
Bridgette, over the next 5 years of her life, became an icon to people across the Federative Republic and Democratic enclaves of Brazil. She was the woman who had saved them, and killed the man responsible for the mass-murder of many Brazilian Resistance fighters and other heroes. She was hailed across Brazil, and became a Secretary of Propaganda alongside her father as Secretary of Law. Her prosperous life in Brazil would end in 1897.