I can't get them right now, but if you join Seeds of Change Repertory Company and ask there, I bet we can get them. Carameshian just got me some descriptions for one of my plays the same way. Meanwhile, I'll keep an eye out for friendly Moondancers and see if I can get them for you.

Intoxicatingly beautiful and as delicate as glass, this maiden starts under your
gaze and turns away quickly. She moves gracefully, her golden hair swirling
about her naked form and her delicate hands fluttering nervously.
The maiden seems to be unafraid.
She weighs about 400 pounds.

The mother is the embodiment of the archetype of all mothers. Her hair is tied
back in a bun and she smiles warmly to all around her. She wears a practical
floral print dress with a white apron, still dusty with flour from baking. She
is pleasantly plump and smells of cookies and milk.
The mother seems to be unafraid.
She weighs about 156 pounds.

The crone is the embodiment of the archetype of all crones. Her hair is white
and thin and her skin is wrinkled in a network of fine and heavy lines. She
wears a voluminous black dress and cloak. Her eyes are so cloudy that she
appears mostly blind, and her hands are knurled in arthritic knots. When she
does smile, it is apparent that she hasn't a tooth in her ancient head.
The crone seems to be unafraid.
She weighs about 156 pounds.

In case you never found them!
... no, I don't know why maidens weigh so much either.

Thank you everyone! Now I feel compelled to check if slaughs are secretly obese, like the maidens.