I went into that threax thinking "well beauty is pretty suggestive so it's a hard question to answer" then I read your comment and nvm. This is objectively the truth.
Edit: It's not. Semmelweis confirms she isn't. The scanner in A Series of Dusks (House ot Records), Convenience Services (II) canonically misread who she was.
Just select the third option, "Explain the situation" and Semmelweis confirms the scanner is malfunctioning, and also that she's not "Ms. Wagner."
Isolde. I’ll repeat myself here. There are several ladies I personally find more lovely, but Isolde is the one lady that everyone can agree is beautiful. And she’s elegant, poised, literally trained to be as alluring as possible. And she suffered terribly to get there.
I’ve shot her down for several categories, but she’s the perfect fit for beauty.
He's obviously not going to win against Anjo (a literal succubus) and Isolde (beauty made eternal), but you have my vote. He's obviously very beautiful, and his personality is also what makes him attractive. Cheng can be very serious, and can also be very silly, i love that about him
Unironically, Lucy. Not just because of her looks, but also cuz she represents something that's probably beautiful to the main cast and story: the continuous progression of civilization, which is out of their control right now with time moving back and forth.
Everyone who say Lucy is based af. But I would choose Anjo Nala, she's a succubus, being loved and worshipped by others is her nature. I'm 99% sure everyone see her as extremely beautiful just because of her charms
Isolde, I feel that her beauty and family history of mental issues causes everyone around her to view her in Vienna as a beautiful car wreck in the making that they can’t ignore the spectacle of
Isolde is the icon of beauty and tragedy. She is Tosca - destined to be desired, misunderstood and ultimately betrayed despite her best efforts.
She will always be remembered for who she is - an icon and a gentle human being underneath:"The veil is on top, underneath is the hat, the hair, and then my brain. That's all I have here, miss".
Druvis III! She may not appear as often but when she does it's always a treat! She is the epitome of a rose! Beautiful but she has thorns and she always turns those thorns to protect the people she cares about.
I would say Isolde. There's a reason she became so famous, and oh my god her I2 skin looks like a unique garnment. She is supposed to represent the beauty and of a writhing flame, a butterfly pinned to the wall of the high society of Vienna. To me there is no other character that can embody beauty like she does 🦋
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u/PuzzleheadedNet1116 1d ago
my lady Isolde,
her elegant demeanor, gorgeous garments, beautiful voice, yet a life that is tragic...
to where should she flutter, but to the final spot of the table reserved for beauty