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{{Infobox Character|title=Violet|pronouns=she/her|color_theme=marielda|people=Human|place_of_origin=[[Nacre]]|affiliations=[[Elephant Lounge Company]]|season=''[[Marielda]]''|game=''[[Scene Thieves]]''|appears_in=[[Marathon Livestream: Return to Marielda]]|player=[[Janine Hawkins]]}} | |||
Violet is a member of the Elephant Lounge Company. She collaborated with [[the Six]] in a heist against the [[Fontmen]] in order to steal back the names of herself and her fellow troupe members. | Violet is a member of the Elephant Lounge Company. She collaborated with [[the Six]] in a heist against the [[Fontmen]] in order to steal back the names of herself and her fellow troupe members. | ||
== Appearance == | |||
Violet is a human woman in her late twenties. She has floor-length red hair that she usually wears tied up in a braided loop, and she tends to wear white clothing with puffy sleeves and big skirts. She wears glass violets in her hair, which prompted her to call herself Violet when she forgot her name. | |||
Revision as of 20:41, 8 September 2022
Violet is a member of the Elephant Lounge Company. She collaborated with the Six in a heist against the Fontmen in order to steal back the names of herself and her fellow troupe members.
Appearance
Violet is a human woman in her late twenties. She has floor-length red hair that she usually wears tied up in a braided loop, and she tends to wear white clothing with puffy sleeves and big skirts. She wears glass violets in her hair, which prompted her to call herself Violet when she forgot her name.