Dress Up Time Princess - Blog Posts

Bianca:

She's the most badass 1920's alternate history woman to have ever... well, to have ever hung on the side of a wrecking train in the middle of a snowstorm to detache empty wagons and save everyone. To have taken a time travel machine to go back in time and save someone she had barely known for a few days. To have ever foiled a bomb attack in a night train.

Sophie:

She's The Moonlark. Like literally. Her existence was kept secret until she was like 11 and her code name was Moonlark. But also she's basically the equivalent of a moonlark, a bird from the book, which lays eggs at sea and hopes its hatchlings will get home safely. Like the fact the people who created her left her almost all alone in the human world, hoping nothing bad would befall her. To be fair, she only ended up once in the hospital and was almost kidnapped once in eleven years, which is way less than what happened in six months once she got back among her people.

Dr. Kappa is hilarious, I laughed at this more than I should've 💀

My vote is for Vincent. Why? Here's my reasoning

Vicent: He's an og. He's a part of one of the older stories. His personality is well developed with his shares of woes and triumphs. He is mysterious but still cares for others as he's an outlier of his race as he refuses to drink the blood of a human. As much as we know about him and the elder, we don't know much about him. He still remains a mystery, which helps us readers stay interested in him since we want to know what and who he is, "did he kill Jesse?" Or "Who the hecky hack is Hawke?" Are common questions we ask of him. Also, who doesn't love a vampire?

Charles: He's your typical bad boy apart of a time period that is over romanticized. Sure, he's a good character as with Vincent. They both share trails and tribulations with his own shares of accomplishments. But then again, we know a lot about him, not in the hooks, but in history together since Charles Vane was a real historical figure. Sometimes, in certain chapters, he just makes me... uncomfortable at times.