Stella Goetia

Stella is a tall, slim, peafowl-like avian demon with a short pink beak and small, gray face-markings. The markings are located under her eyes, which themselves sported red-pink sclera, white pupils, and lengthy, thick, curved and feathery-like eyelashes protruding from them.

Her feathers are white, which formed into small tufts on the sides of her face, and long gray-tipped hair with a large gray stripe on her head. She also has black-painted, claw-like nails, and dons pink eyeshadow for makeup.

For attire, Stella wears a pimped-out, two-toned white dress with black trimming on the short puffed sleeves, around the waist and on the high-frilled collar. The dress also includes a pink gradient on the upper-section, and feather-trimming located at the hem.

She accessorizes with a small gold crown atop of her head, and a set of black, handless opera gloves.

Stella is a tall, slim, peafowl-like avian demon with a short pink beak and small, gray face-markings. The markings are located under her eyes, which themselves sported red-pink sclera, white pupils, and lengthy, thick, curved and feathery-like eyelashes protruding from them.

Her feathers are white, which formed into small tufts on the sides of her face, and long gray-tipped hair with a large gray stripe on her head. She also has black-painted, claw-like nails, and dons pink eyeshadow for makeup.

For attire, Stella wears a pimped-out, two-toned white dress with black trimming on the short puffed sleeves, around the waist and on the high-frilled collar. The dress also includes a pink gradient on the upper-section, and feather-trimming located at the hem.

She accessorizes with a small gold crown atop of her head, and a set of black, handless opera gloves.

Stella is a very wrathful demon who has grown to vehemently hate her husband, Stolas, due to his open relationship with Blitzo because he is an imp. She has made it very clear numerous times she is not concerned her husband cheated on her but rather is enraged he did so with an imp, which she takes as a personal insult. This brings Stella's second trait to light, namely a deep hatred of imps, who are regarded as the lowest class of demon in Hell, as such she sees them as servants at best.

Violence is Stella's main go-to in regard to solving any problem, but she does not seem to abuse her daughter. She is, however, very distant and does not seem to have a strong maternal side — instead, it is Stolas who seems to care for Octavia's emotional needs. It is unknown how much Stella provides for Octavia in other matters, although Stolas states that the two go out on weekends, confirming that she does spend time with her. She also got angry at Stolas when she believed he was trying to turn Octavia against her.

Stella is also shown to be sadistic, taunting Stolas at every chance she gets, and when Stolas told her to get out of his life, she didn't care about him or what he thought of her, and even telling Stolas that he had fallen from whatever little grace he had and that he will pay for it. Aside from her incredibly short temper, she appears to only treat her husband with mockery and contempt, to the point where she admits that she enjoys tormenting him.

She also shows signs of sociopathic behavior; when angered she will not hesitate to resort to bullying, and when her words fail, she will resort to physical violence, as seen when she tried to strike Stolas after he stood up to her and demanded a divorce. Furthermore, she is very concerned with her public image and thus has others do her evil deeds if said deeds can't be easily hidden, such as her hiring Striker and how during her fight with Stolas she tried to threaten him with her brother, being momentarily surprised when Stolas no longer feared the wrath of her family.

Despite all of Stella's sociopathic characteristics, she seems to have a close relationship with her brother, Andrealphus, as she is implied to be worried about what he'll think of her divorcing Stolas and is seen joking around with him. However, this is likely minor as when Andrealphus gets mad at her for not telling him about Stolas’ plans with his Grimoire, she shows no care for Andrealphus’ fury or the actions that would follow afterwards.

Stella is also rather single-minded and short-sighted in her efforts to kill Stolas. She was willing to demand Striker kill him over the phone with both her husband and daughter present at the family’s dinner table, not even being sneaky about it. Andrealphus reminded her that she also failed to consider that all of Stolas’ rights and possessions would be passed to Octavia should he die, leaving her with nothing. Stella did not seem to care about this much, with Andrealphus having to convince her that it would be best to leave him alive for now as to have time to gain the upper hand. Despite her immense hatred for her husband and vice versa, she was willing to call Striker off from killing him, albeit reluctantly.