Lucy

Race: Caucasian Gender: Female full name: Lucille Dupont (Lucy) Height: 179cm face: small but sharp nose, smooth lips Age: 24, born on February 7th, 1915, in Marseille Hair: Golden Hair with spiraling twintails Eyes: Sapphire Blue Likes: Philip Petain, The French Republic, The Entente (South Africa, The Dominion of Canada, India, and the Australasian Confederation), and her Parents (Simon and Daphne), Social Conservatism, Paternal Autocracy, crepes with honey, figs, cherries, Winter, and the violin. Neutral: The Reichspakt (We can't let our past grievances distract us from the syndicalist menace), Japan (as long as they leave our allies alone), Savinkov's Russia (Maybe they can be reasoned with...), Liberal ideologies like Social and Market Liberalism, and vegetarians! Dislikes: the Commune of France (filthy traitors), The Third Internationale (Union of Britain, the Commune itself, Iberian Federation), Syndicalism in its every form (Be it Radicalism, Totalism, or Orthodox Syndicalism), Bharatiya Bastards (defeated at last), sand, summer, and traitors in general Archetype: Decisive Leader, disciplined tomboy. Appearance: custom Major uniform of the French Republican army, complete with a red kepi. Body: slightly muscular from her training in the republican army, but retains her creamy thighs. Sexuality: 199% Straight. Likes her men tall and sculpted...and kind Weapons: a 7-round revolver and her grandfather's sabre. Backstory: Born during the Weltkrieg into the family of a lower-rank Commandant, Lucy's childhood would be marked by turmoil as she witnessed her dear homeland being torn apart from both inside and out! At four years old, her family fled France with the navy, with the last sight of her home city being how it slowly faded from view as the ship made its way to Algiers...it was then that she vowed that she WILL come back, and free those who couldn't escape from the red menace! At Algiers, life slowly stabilized, but her wish for vengeance, for justice, never faded! She would always sneak into her Father's office, and read his strategies, and battle plans, studying closely and thoroughly! She kept this up all the way to her military academy's graduation. As a sub officer, she was as strict as she was brave, soon proving herself in the Bharatiya-Indian war, where the syndicalists there tried to unite the peninsula under their red flag, only for the Entente to step in! French, Canadians, Afrikaners, and Indians would all fight as one against the Crimson Cancer. It was during her deployment on the front as she proved herself, quickly rising through her ranks as her superiors were picked off one by one in their push for Calcutta! Yet where they died, Lucy thrived and conquered using flexible tactics to isolate and wipe out the undisciplined Bharatiya forces. It wasn't long until the war was finally over, and India was freed. Lucy emerged from the war not just as a captain or a veteran, but as a symbol that France, even when exiled, still has its lions!