Lady Macduff was born into a life of Scottish aristocracy under the name Ceana Laudain. Her father, Earl Marcas Laudain, governed the lands of Mar, and it it through her father’s right that Ceana was given the title “Lady”. Lady Laudain grew up in a big, loving family and often played with her siblings and her cousins, including Ross. At the age of nine, she had to depart from her family as she was sent to a nunnery in Haddington receive an education, which she is very proud of. There, Lady Laudain learned how to read, sew, and sing. When she returned to her family’s manor in Mar at sixteen, she was married to her first husband, a high ranking general Sir Samuel Dunaid, whom she loved. While she was married to Samuel, Lady Laudain, now named