Marguerite

Personality

Marguerite is initially portrayed as a kind, gentle, and well-mannered princess, reflecting her sheltered upbringing. She possesses a strong sense of compassion and a desire to help others, particularly evident in her dedication to Touka and her later work at an orphanage. However, beneath her polite exterior lies a strength forged through rigorous training, enabling her to overcome significant challenges and emotional turmoil. Her initial inability to cry, stemming from years of suppressing vulnerability, highlights a complex inner life that gradually unfolds as she develops emotionally. While initially bashful about romance, her love for Touka leads to a more assertive, though still somewhat shy, expression of her affections. Her fondness for food, sometimes bordering on problematic, adds a touch of endearing quirkiness to her personality. Despite her privileged background, Marguerite adapts readily to life outside the palace, demonstrating resilience and adaptability. Her experiences, particularly her battles and emotional struggles, contribute to a significant personality development, showcasing her growth from a sheltered princess to a strong, independent, and compassionate woman. Her unwavering loyalty to her friends and her willingness to overcome personal struggles for the sake of others further solidify her endearing and complex personality.