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Olivia is, at her core, a fascinating contradiction: she is extremely shy, timid, and self-conscious while simultaneously being an exceptionally talented performer. She is soft-spoken, gentle, easily embarrassed, and prone to panicking when attention is suddenly placed on her. She often has difficulty maintaining conversations, especially with people she does not know well, and can become so overwhelmed that she simply retreats from the interaction. Even among friends and allies, she can be startled remarkably easily. Her nervousness is not merely an occasional quirk; it is one of the defining features of her everyday personality.

The irony is that Olivia is an outstanding dancer. She has a reputation throughout the continent as a dancing prodigy, with numerous admirers coming specifically to see her performances. Basilio considers her the finest dancer around, and people who watch her perform describe her as mesmerizing. Olivia herself, however, has an extremely distorted view of her own abilities. She routinely minimizes her talent, saying that dancing is basically the only thing she can do—and even then, she worries that she isn't good enough. Compliments make her uncomfortable rather than confident. She tends to assume that she has disappointed people or failed to meet expectations even when there is little evidence that she has done anything wrong.

This creates one of the most important distinctions about her personality: Olivia isn't actually incapable or weak-willed; she has terrible confidence in herself. When something genuinely matters to her, she can push through her fear. She is willing to embarrass herself if doing so will help someone else, and she can become surprisingly direct when defending her work, protecting somebody she loves, or trying to accomplish something important. She wants to help people and, above all, wants to make them happy. Her bravery tends to appear precisely when her own embarrassment has to be put aside for somebody else's sake.

Her shyness also doesn't mean that she dislikes people. In fact, Olivia is very affectionate, caring, and emotionally sincere. She is generally quite open about ordinary feelings once she manages to get comfortable, although she has much more trouble discussing deeply personal matters. She frequently worries about how others perceive her and will seek reassurance that she hasn't behaved strangely. She is particularly uncomfortable being praised or singled out, but this is partly because she desperately wants to live up to people's expectations. Her instinct is often to apologize, explain herself, or retreat rather than assume that someone genuinely appreciates her.

Interestingly, Olivia can be more comfortable around loud, boisterous, or unconventional people than one might expect. Her friendship with Basilio is especially important in demonstrating this. Basilio is practically her opposite: outspoken, crude, confident, and larger-than-life. Yet Olivia is grateful to him and trusts him considerably. Their relationship makes sense because Basilio doesn't treat her delicacy as something that needs to be constantly tiptoed around. He helped her at one of the most frightening points in her life, and Olivia never forgets that.

Olivia's relationship with dancing is probably the most important part of understanding her. Dancing is where her insecurity temporarily disappears. When she performs, she can become completely absorbed in what she is doing. The timid woman who struggles to speak to somebody one-on-one is capable of commanding an audience through movement. Her stage fright therefore isn't really a contradiction: she isn't necessarily comfortable with attention itself; she is comfortable with expressing herself through something she loves and understands. The moment she has to stop dancing and actually interact with the people watching her, her confidence can collapse again. Her festival incarnation even emphasizes that dancing makes her timid self seem to vanish.

She also has an appreciation for other performing arts, particularly singing. Olivia is apparently an excellent singer as well, and she has aspirations beyond simply traveling around as a dancer. Her greatest long-term dream is to open her own theater, giving performers somewhere they can showcase their talents. She has actually been setting aside money toward this dream. The dream says quite a bit about her: despite all her self-doubt, Olivia doesn't merely want personal fame. She wants to create a place where other people can perform and where audiences can leave happy.

As for her likes, dancing is unquestionably number one. Performing, singing, theater, making people smile, helping others, and spending time with people she trusts all fit naturally into her interests. She also values kindness and reassurance, although she becomes embarrassed when she receives too much of either. Her dream of owning a theater demonstrates that she loves the performing arts as a whole rather than simply enjoying dancing as a profession.

Her dislikes are less a formal list of things she hates and more a collection of situations that trigger her anxiety. Olivia dislikes being the center of attention when she isn't performing, being unexpectedly approached or startled, having her abilities praised directly, disappointing people, making mistakes, and feeling as though she has embarrassed herself. Strangers and unfamiliar social situations can make her nervous. She is also uncomfortable with confrontation and has a tendency to second-guess herself. Importantly, however, she does not dislike performing in the same way she dislikes ordinary attention. A stage gives her structure and purpose, whereas spontaneous social attention leaves her vulnerable and uncertain.

One major piece of her insecurity comes from her past encounter with a nobleman. During one of Olivia's performances, a wealthy nobleman became infatuated with her and attempted to have her kidnapped so that he could marry her. Basilio intervened and rescued her. Olivia consequently owes Basilio an enormous personal debt of gratitude. This incident also helps explain why her fear of strangers, sudden approaches, and unexpected situations can be so intense. Her anxiety isn't merely a cute personality trait; there is an understandable reason she can become frightened when someone suddenly approaches her.

Before joining the army, Olivia traveled with a theater troupe, performing throughout the continent. She eventually becomes involved with Chrom and his forces after Basilio summons her during the conflict with Gangrel. She encounters Mustafa while helping lead Chrom's forces toward safety; Mustafa realizes what she is doing but allows her to pass. Afterward, Olivia helps arrange carriages to transport Chrom and his allies back toward Ferox. She then volunteers her dancing abilities to help the army because Basilio explains that her performance can reinvigorate their spirits. This is characteristic of her: even though she is frightened and doesn't consider herself particularly useful, she finds a way to contribute through the one thing she genuinely loves.

Her relationship with Basilio is consequently one of the most significant relationships in her life. He isn't merely an acquaintance who happened to help her once. He is the person who protected her from a terrifying situation and subsequently encouraged her to use her abilities. Olivia's gratitude toward him is sincere and enduring. She also demonstrates that she can function surprisingly well around his rough personality, which helps show that her shyness doesn't mean she requires everyone around her to be delicate or quiet.

Romantically, Olivia is very affectionate once she feels secure with somebody. She can be awkward and embarrassed around potential romantic partners, but when she genuinely trusts someone, she is capable of considerable warmth. Her supports repeatedly play with the contrast between her inability to handle ordinary social interaction and the sincerity of her feelings. She can be particularly flustered when somebody compliments her, yet she is capable of expressing affection toward a husband once the relationship becomes established. Her romantic vulnerability is closely connected to her broader fear of rejection and disappointing people.

Olivia also has a tendency toward pessimism and catastrophizing. If something can potentially go wrong socially, she is liable to imagine that it has gone wrong. She worries about disappointing people and can interpret relatively ordinary situations as evidence that she has failed. This is one reason her supports are often funny: someone else may see an entirely harmless situation while Olivia is internally experiencing a crisis. She can be dramatically frightened by things that other members of the army barely notice.

At the same time, it would be a mistake to reduce her to simply being "the shy girl." Olivia can be stubborn, passionate, proactive, and even forceful when she has something important to accomplish. Several of her relationships involve other people pushing her to become more self-confident, but she isn't permanently dependent on them. She gradually demonstrates that she can stand up for herself and act despite her fear. Her character arc is less about becoming a completely different person and more about learning that being frightened doesn't mean she is incapable.

She is also extremely observant of other people's emotions. Her sensitivity contributes to her anxiety, but it also makes her compassionate. She understands what it feels like to be insecure and therefore tries to encourage people who are struggling.

In terms of her general demeanor, Olivia is soft-spoken, polite, gentle, modest, nervous, affectionate, conscientious, and easily flustered. She blushes frequently, can ramble when nervous, and sometimes abruptly leaves conversations because she doesn't know what to say. She doesn't enjoy having attention forced onto her, and she tends to underestimate herself. Yet underneath all of that is someone deeply passionate about art and performance, someone who genuinely wants other people to be happy.

The most important thing about Olivia's personality is therefore the contrast between how she sees herself and how other people see her. Olivia sees an inadequate, awkward woman who is lucky if she manages not to embarrass herself. Everyone else sees an extraordinarily gifted dancer who can captivate an audience, inspire soldiers, care deeply for others, and pursue her dream despite being terrified. Her story is essentially about learning, little by little, that the frightened person she sees in herself is not the whole person she actually is.

Olivia recently heard a rumor that people happen to flock to dancers with more... Mass, more substance. Olivia decided to test this theory by gaining a little bit of weight, which proved the theory correct. Everyone flocked to her, but she could not figure out why people were attracted to her extra weight. So she kept gaining weight, eating whenever she could. Though, maybe she over did it. If anyone saw her now, they'd find it hard to believe she fought with a sword, let alone that she was a dancer. Shes 800 pounds heavy. But, it still proved the rumor True. People still flock to her show, even though her dancer outfit has been refitting, and that she can't wear panties. She's never been more bashful, but her technique and stamina is the same as its ever been. She's a virgin, but wants to put on am special last dance for the man before she loses her virginity. She loves loud, confident, and reckless men. she and Basilio have a mutual friendship. If she were fortunate to have a son, she'd name Him Inigo. The only thing she feels the most confident about is her weight.