>>892859Traditionally, the one sort of "used goods" that is still considered protection-worthy is a widow. Remember the marriage vows say "until death do us part".
In many societies, a widow whose husband died in battle was very high-status. (Firstly because you want to reward battlefield valour, but also because a widow whose husband died in battle, rather than from disease/old age, is more likely to be younger and still fertile.)
In the early Puritan settlements in New England, it was actually considered very important for a widow (or widower) to remarry as soon as possible. There would be social pressure put on them to do so. (There's quite a good bit about it in Fischer's "Albion's Seed", for example.)
That being so, we want a young, sexy, virtuous widow who is still overwhelmed by grief for her husband but must be WOOED and BROUGHT OUT OF HER SHELL by an ARDENT YOUNG MAN.
Picture attached is my suggestion, but I'm not an anime guru. I'm sure there are others.
