Sound Horizon Elysion Rare

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Hiver's two dolls, who became his companions after his mother placed them on his coffin. Violette is associated with death, while Hortense is associated with life. They reappear briefly in Nein's 7th track, 'Namida de wa Kesenai Honoo'.

•: 'Soko ni Roman wa aru no kashira?' Note 'I wonder if a story exists there?' •: More prominently so in the live, where they move in a stilted, mechanical fashion, showing minimal facial expressions.. •: Even though Violette is the one associated with death and the dark of the night, she never shows any signs of being any creepier or more amoral than Hortense.

The stories she collected actually deal more with the struggles of life than the ones Hortense did. In fact, in the song Honoo, she's the one 'swaying with joy,' while Hortense is the one 'wet with sadness.' Then again, considering, there may be more than one way to interpret that. •: Dress in this. In the original live concert, their bow ties are replaced with.

•: Each of the dolls has one in one of her cheeks. Violette's right cheek has a moon-shaped marking, while Hortense's left has a sun-shaped one. •: Blond, twin? •: To Hiver in 'Asa to Yoru no Monogatari'. •.meanwhile, Hortense, despite being associated with life and the cheerfulness of the morning, collects some of the darkest stories of the album. Ironically, it is the stories she collected that deal with death and loss the most. •: Though they're actually the embodiment of twin dolls given to the stillborn Hiver by his mother on his burial, so not technically robots as much as maybe, they still use very stilted and emotionless language, and the remix of 'Asa to Yoru no Roman' clearly has them singing in a mechanical voice, not to mention that in live performances, KAORI and YUUKI always perform them by moving in a stilted, mechanical matter.

The Blond-Haired Laurant. 'Kill that bastard', so his arm throbbed. His unseen arm throbbed. The antagonist of 'Miezaru Ude'. He is the one who severed the Blond-Haired Laurant's arm, inadvertently plunging the latter into a life of misery and loneliness. Unbeknownst to him, however, the Red-Haired Laurant himself hasn't exactly been enjoying a life of glory and comfort.

In the manga adaptation, he is named Flambeau, whereas in the novel, he is named Damien. •: After he loses his arm. •: It is all but stated that he is also the man who ravaged Laurencin's village and abducted his friend. •: His eyes are as crimson as his hair. •: There must be a reason why his son is predicted to be the one who will bring Laurencin's into full circle, meaning he will also murder the latter the same way he did his father.

•: His flaming red hair and his apparent sadistic nature have been a source of nightmare for the Blond-Haired Laurant for quite some time. •: Moreso in the manga, where he's guilty of a lot more. There is a reason Laurencin wanted to kill him— he's the one who 'kidnapped' his childhood friend.

•: Develops this for Ciel in the manga, leading to— •: Flambeau and his kidnappee, Ciel, proceed to marry/become lovers at some point after the latter's abduction, the union of which produced one son, Tyce. Laurencin is understandably shocked when he came to know this.

•: He ended up being in almost the exact circumstances as the man whose arm he lopped off, sans just one eye. On his first appearance he's just, and the second he tries to reveal more of his characterization he's unceremoniously killed by a stranger. 'The interweaving harmony of both joy and sadness.that is the flavor of my wine, and so is life.' The protagonist of the song 'Yorokobi to Kanashimi no Budoushu'. A prolific winemaker, she was once a woman of a high-standing family who. Unfortunately, she had been engaged without her consent to a higher nobleman as part of her father's last-bid attempt to save the family fortune; the tragic consequence of her attempt to escape with her lover led her to become the solitary woman she is now.

Sundowner Four One Five Two Zipper there. •: Her father is an authoritarian man who values his reputation above all else and her stepmother is a vain who can't afford to care properly for her. •: Predictably, she opposes this, prompting her (first) attempt to run away. •: Manga!Loraine delivers two of these to her haughty suitor, one across each cheek. •: After running away from her family and possibly murdering her lover's assassin she considers herself to be unfit for love, and decides to dedicate herself to making wine for the rest of her life. •: She and the unnamed bride in Elysion are implied to be the same person.

This is also the interpretation the manga adaptation takes. •: Her biological mother in the manga, Anne. In contrast to her stepmother, she is a generous, down-to-earth woman.

•: Not so much evil as she is neglectful—Loraine's stepmother marries her father only for the riches and is never shown caring about anything other than that. •: Gets to wear a number of fancy mid-18th century dresses in the manga. ◊ is one of them. •: She was born into this sort of family, which is why her father insists that she marry a rich man rather than the poor vineyard-worker whom she truly loves. •: is the name of a region in France famous for its vineries.

•: Loraine is a noblewoman who cannot stand being a mere political tool of her father. In the end she chose to run away from her family and cast aside all that remains of her former life to continue her lover's legacy as a simple winemaker.

•: She already has a lover who is a humble vineyard caretaker, but then is forced to marry a nobleman of higher standing. She chose to run away with the former only to have him killed in front of her eyes. Then she decided to run away from her own wedding as well. •: Implied in the song, definitely the case in the manga. •: In the manga she is a feisty, strong-willed girl with and forest-green eyes. •: She cuts her hair short to disguise herself after murdering the Masked Man.

•: With the servant (named Neige in the manga). Who should a weakling such as I hate? Ah, somebody.tell me.' The album's heroine. She was at first only a normal Spanish girl born from a Muslim father and a Christian mother until the Reconquista broke out in her homeland and the respective opposing forces of her parents' religions. Refusing to remain in the dangerous warzone, she recklessly decided to escape her hometown,. A patrolling soldier mistook her for an enemy and shot her with a flamed arrow, by which she ended up getting knocked down to a mysterious cave where a certain demon dwells.

•: Her post-transformation clothes comes absolutely nowhere near 14th century fashion, though it's justified considering she's basically an (mostly) immortal demon now. •: A Girl and Her Ancient Demon. Though her case is arguably far less heartwarming than most examples listed in the trope's page. •: Her decision to escape her was clearly made in an instant—she only had herself and the clothes on her back. Thankfully, it came with a of its own.

•: She made a contract with Shaytan to become immortal, at first only to save her own life, but as she spent more time with him she came to realize that she could use him and the newfound power he gave her to put an end to the Reconquista itself. •: Formed a pact with Shaytan to transform herself into one of his kind in her dying breath.

Unlike most examples, though, she is the one who chose to be transformed herself and did so without any hints of desperation whatsoever.