Fleta (Pocket Mirror)

NAME: Fleta GENDER: Female EYE COLOR: Green EPITHET: The Lilliputian Princess REGALIA: Bell LIKE: Candies, games, Egliette, taking naps, star gazing DISLIKE: Pumpkin King, losing in games, disobedience, liars FAVORITE COLOR: Pink

Appearance: Fleta is a fair-skinned girl with strawberry blonde hair in the game, but has been described as having "really light brown hair" by the creators. In the end credit artwork for the game, her hair appears a far more lemon-yellow color.

Fleta dons a dark pink headband with white ruffled outline, with a pink ribbon on both sides of her head. She wears a pink puff-shouldered mini cardigan, which has a lacy collar and hem. Her dress is in two parts; a top that is a lighter pink than her cardigan and a whiter skirt that has a frilly hem and a carousel horse pattern was added as an extra detail on her dress for her final CG in her good ending. She wears pink flats resembling ballerina shoes, with pink ribbons laced up to her mid calf.

She is always seen holding her doll, Egliette, in her arms.

Fleta's eyelashes are a dark blue green and the colors of her irises range from yellow to light green. When angered, Fleta wears a vacant, threatening expression. On occasion, her eyes will turn completely red with rage.

Personality: Fleta is initially seen as a selfish, stubborn, and childish character. She likes coloring books, singing, listening to stories, and playing games with friends, though she'll quickly throw a tantrum and come up with excuses whenever she loses. Her resolve in situations involves beating characters in games and acting immaturely when she is beaten. Fleta hates losing and lying, sometimes claiming that her opponent cheats or that she went easy on them out of pity. According to the Mirror of Truth, Fleta is somewhat dishonest herself.

Despite these things, Fleta can be rather sweet and would happily share everything she has with Goldia, even having a statue of her in her garden. This demonstrates that she does truly value their friendship and can occasionally be selfless. Egliette reveals in the Bonus Room dialog that Fleta could have been queen herself, yet appointed Egliette the position because having everything exactly as she wanted it wouldn't have been any fun. In the Bonus Room, Fleta even follows Egliette's advice on becoming kinder by insisting that she ask Goldia politely to play with her instead of forcing her.

She enjoys having friends, such as Egliette and Goldia, to the point where she refuses to let Goldia leave. This is also most likely in relation to Fleta being said to be extremely lonely.

Story: Fleta was raised with a very controlling mother. Despite this, she lived a carefree and spoiled life together with her doll Egliette. One day, Fleta entered her mother's room and found some letters about her. It's unknown what was written inside, but Fleta fell into denial insisting that her mother was writing lies about her.

During the course of the game, it's revealed that Fleta is just a "facet" of Goldia's memories, representing her hysterical and spoiled behavior in childhood. The letters she found are implied to be about Elise and her contract with The "Strange Boy".

Trunk Room; Fleta was locked up in the Trunk Room, and is introduced for the first time when Goldia unlocks the trunk. The two girls greet each other, and are shown to get along quite well. Fleta keeps asking where Egliette might be, wanting Goldia to meet her, and Goldia tells her with a worried expression that Egliette is in the hallway.

Dollhouse; After Goldia rescues the crucified Egliette, Fleta invites her to play games at her house. These consist of games of cards, catching butterflies, and hide-and-seek. If Goldia loses, Fleta will brag about it, but if she wins, Fleta will be a sore loser and insist that she let Goldia win and later throws a tantrum during the catching butterflies game. When Goldia asks Fleta if she knows something about her missing memories, Fleta starts acting increasingly anxious and demands Goldia to never face the truth and stay with her forever. After Goldia finds the first part of the Liebesbrief during the hide-and-seek, Fleta locks her in the attic, where she has to escape from menacing plush toys.

Their Beloved Garden; After getting out of the attic, Goldia once again questions Fleta about her true identity. Fleta demands to play musical chairs with her, promising to tell everything she knows if Goldia wins. If Goldia wins the musical chairs, Fleta will throw a tantrum and refuse to tell her anything. Egliette has had enough and tells Fleta to let Goldia go, so she could continue her quest to find her identity. If Goldia fails to beat Fleta in all her games, Fleta will angrily accuse Goldia and Egliette of betraying her before shattering into glass.

If you manage to beat her in all her games, Fleta will tearfully apologize to Goldia and state that she wanted to play with her some more. In the end, Fleta and Egliette shatter into glass in front of Goldia, but not before giving her regalia, a small golden bell decorated with silky pink ribbons, named Rosen Glöckchen. The letter "A" is engraved on the inside.

Fleta sports a capricious relationship with Goldia. Although she constantly berates and belittles Goldia, she's keen on having her around, even if it's to merely bloat her own ego. She's bitter in defeat, vainglorious in victory, and always eager to flaunt her possessions to Goldia. Fleta also exhibits sporadic mood swings which alternate between a "petulant child" facade and a more sinister, ruthless nature. Such a mood swing is exemplified during the "Game Over" scenario, in which Fleta pushes Goldia down a flight of stairs in cold blood. However, Fleta is shown to value her friendship with Goldia and is sincerely happy when her feelings are returned.

In the Bonus Room, when speaking to Fleta, it is revealed that she continues to desire to play with Goldia as a friend, and even takes Egliette's advice by asking her kindly rather than forcing her to play.

Egliette is Fleta's best friend and doll. Fleta says that she is never lonely because she has Egliette. She cares deeply for her, and every time Goldia is thanking Fleta for something, Fleta makes sure that she is thanking Egliette too. When Goldia tried to explain the importance of her pocket mirror to Fleta by comparing it to Egliette, Fleta was so deeply offended that she physically threatened Goldia if she dared to compare her best friend to a "mere toy" ever again. However, Fleta is not above treating Egliette with rudeness when deeply upset, as shown in her bad end route. She calls Egliette "a stupid doll" when the latter refuses to obey her and suggests Egliette to "disappear" instead of herself.

Fleta's regalia is a small golden bell decorated with silky pink ribbons named Rosen Glöckchen (lit. Rose Bells). The inside is engraved with the letter "A". Fleta's regalia is related to her personality, like the stereotype of rich people ringing their bells to call over their servants. Fleta once told Goldia, that when she was watching the stars in her garden, she noticed a shooting star heading toward her and decided to catch it. That shooting star was Egliette. It's revealed that Fleta actually doesn't like to read. She asks Egliette to read all the books for her. Her favorite game is musical chairs. Fleta only really carries Egliette around whenever Egliette feels like it. The one she's carrying around most of the time is a regular doll that looks like Egliette. Fleta has a strong resemblance to the doll in the green marble room. Drawings of her and Egliette can also be found on the floor in the room.