174(appears 13-14)

Female

Lalie

Antagonist (beginning)
Duetragonist (end)

Dark Brown

130 lbs (because her extremities are closer to a porcelain material than flesh, she is heavier than she appears to be.)

5'2

bright orange

tight ringlets down to her shoulders and bangs (also in rings)

None

Homunculus (now)
Human (formerly)

Porcelain (quite literally in this scenario)

naturally straight frame, but she wears crinoline so it appears much less straight

She has a dark eye patch over her right eye. Under that, her face is a dark hole, with ceramic-like cracks around it.

Having briefly met Cordelia as a human and finding her incredibly sensible and happy, the shock of the other's cruelty as a homunculous offends Eulalia to an extent. She is motivated by her taken-abackedness to try and lessen the torment Cordelia puts Gregory through, if not just to show her colleague that bitter aggression will not motivate their ward to help them reach the Livingston home.

Eulalia tends to mess with the hair around her face unintentionally- as a homunculous, this causes her hair to snag on the cracks in her face, so she styles herself an eye patch so that she doesn't have to worry about her hair pulling bits of her face off.

None

Christian

as a human: 19th century Republican

Now: N/A

None

Pink

Can't eat

China Doll 'Ophelia'

Songbirds

Eulalia was born into a wealthy family that lived close by to the Livingston Family. Her father traveled around the world, and he sent her back many lovely dolls from many places. Her favorite was a porcelain doll that she named Ophelia, which her father bought in Germany. She was very close friends with Yates, Marion, and their brother William in her childhood, but Marion's temperamental attitude caused them to clash at times. This came to a peak when Marion, in a fit, smashes Ophelia and throws her into a pond. Eulalia stops talking to the brothers after that and meets a young man who lives up North. She marries him and leaves Alabama forever until she becomes a Homunculus who resembles a broken form of her old Ophelia.

Self-taught in most of her subjects (had a private tutor in her time)

1841

None

She seeks to keep as neutral as possible leaning on the homunculus' side, which becomes hard when she befriends Peter and Kezya. She had always tried to very discreetly help Gregory in retaliation to Cordelia's cruelty