[Espy]

An exiled noble, banished from court due to what others saw as a propensity for necromancy. You're first introduced to her through whispers and rumors of a crazed witch ("Didn't Aeron say that witch used to be some uppity noble lady, or somesuch?") living in the forest, but you only meet her in person much later, during a quest involving a curse on one of the party members.

While running errands for her to gather the supplies needed to cure the party member, you realize that Bluebird's skills aren't the usual raising-of-the-dead type of necromancy that the more superstitious peasantry is afraid of, but rather a sort of magic having to do with communing with the aspects of death inherent in nature. As such, the local fauna is drawn to Bluebird, as opposed to repulsed from a normal practitioner of necromancy.

Your party's second run-in with Bluebird starts with a pitchfork-armed mob surging through the forest towards her dwelling. She has no trouble defending herself, but the mob refuses to listen to her explanations that she is no, in fact, a necromancy-practicing witch. They're only calmed down and dissuaded from further witchhunts when you speak with them, and afterwards, Bluebird joins your party as a rather unconventional healer.

EDIT: (guys come on, you don't gotta write a friggin essay like I did, come back)