History Characters / Minoria

* TokenHeroicOrc: Among the known members of the witch faction, she's the only named member who made any attempt at working within the Sacred Office's twisted system to allow other witches their freedom, displaying at least a degree of understanding regarding how the two factions' constant clashes weren't going anywhere. Unfortunately, this caused problems for her nation as a whole when her witchcraft was discovered, and led to her younger daughter's turn to evil.

* InternalReformist: She worked in secret to allow for witchcraft to be practiced within her country's borders despite the majority of Ranillia's power originating from its close ties with the Sacred Office.
* TokenHeroicOrc: Among the known members of the witch faction, she's the only named member who made any attempt at working within the Sacred Office's twisted system to allow other witches their freedom, displaying at least a degree of understanding regarding how the two factions' constant clashes weren't going anywhere. Unfortunately, this caused problems for her nation as a whole when her witchcraft was discovered, and led to her younger daughter's StartOfDarkness.

* AmbiguouslyEvil: The Church portrays her as evil, but since the Church is quite bigoted, it is hard to say how much truth there is to this claim. Given the character dossiers, it isn't mentioned anywhere except [[BigBad Princess Poeme's file]] and by Princess Amelia that the ''current'' ritual will turn '''everything''' into nature, whereas the files for the Archwitch and the first rituals are far more ambiguous. It also isn't known how much her original rituals ran on BloodMagic as opposed to the literal river of blood and the HumanSacrifice used in the current rituals.

* VillainousPrincess: Though not considered as such given the culture of Ranillia and its status as a holy kingdom whose monarch is sanctified by the Sacred Office, Princess Amelia ''does'' become a problem in the 'good' ending, where she refuses to budge on any matter regarding showing the witches mercy.

* KarmaHoudini: In both ends, they receive no comeuppance for perpetrating the genocide of the witches and turning the Soliette sisters against each other. In the bad end, they continue their genocide after Poeme is killed, while in the good end they end up brokering a peace deal with the witches, with no indication of actual consequences.

* MurderIsTheBestSolution: Ultimately her major character flaw. Princess Amelia is hardly a ''bad person,'' but she's been raised as the Princess of a nation whose monarchy is given credence and legitimization by the Sacred Office, and thus sees them as the ultimate authority on what is good in the world. Their predisposition towards slaughtering people on the slightest hint of being a witch and their insistence witches cannot be negotiated with is thus the exact same thing ''Amelia'' peddles, and it's why she comes to blows with Sisters Semilla and Anna Fran in the good ending, when the latter two come to the conclusion it may be in everyone's best interests to reach compromise. Unfortunately, [[KillTheCutie she can prove she practices what she preaches]] in the 'good' ending.

* WellIntentionedExtremist: She wants to create a world where witches can live in peace without persecution, but is willing to kill even innocent nuns of the Church to do so. The issue with this is that, unfortunately, the rituals required to give witches a place to call home require myriad blood sacrifices, and will, if left unchecked, 'return everything to nature' in the most literal, horrific manner possible. The danger she represents makes any attempt at diplomacy impossible until she's dealt with and the ritual is stopped - ironically, a means of brokering peace and giving witches their place in the sun only comes to pass ''after'' Poeme is dispatched.

* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: When Sister Anna Fran finally snaps in Mercy Cellar, Sister Anna Fran breaks her vow of silence (she may only speak to explain mission-critical information and to respond to questions from others) to give Sister Anna Fran a ''much'' needed pep talk, which helps Sister Anna Fran compose herself again.

* RageBreakingPoint: She understandably crosses the threshold in response to the 'good' ending, where Sister Anna Fran tries to talk Princess Amerlia down from finishing off her sister before an agreement between the two factions can be reached. After all her torture, after the betrayal of her sister, after being cursed to slowly become a tree, and after witnessing all the blood rituals the witches have propagated under her sister's guidance, the two nuns having the audacity to ''defy'' her and prevent her from ending the threat of her sister immediately causes her to finally '''snap.'''

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* HornyDevils: She has the aesthetic, being a red-skinned witch of lust with bat wings and ears that resemble horns.
* MsFanservice: As befitting of the Witch of Lust, she has lots of jiggling cleavage and heavily resembles a [[HornyDevils succubus]].

* AmbiguousSituation: Just how much does she know about the Church's unsavory acts? Evidence points to 'not much,' given she'd have no reason to hide Mercy Cellar from the Sisters and would in fact benefit from knowing about it as an alternate means of getting outside and away from St. Hildreth's Cathedral, which was enemy territory at that point, but it's not entirely clear if she's truly clueless about the Church's worst offenses. She'd at least need to know about their propensity for burning witches, but in the setting she's in that's considered a justified action against evil, even if it clashes with modern sensibilities. How evil Princess Amelia is almost entirely hinges on this question, as her actions against the witches and her sister are ''much'' more justified if she's simply acting in defiance towards a blatant hostile takeover of her kingdom.

** Sister Devoir criticizes the Sacred Office for its needless cruelty; just outside St. Hildreth's Cathedral are ''hundreds'' of commoner and knight corpses, many of which are literally burning at stakes, and within the walls of St. Hildreth's Cathedral are dozens of nuns killed in very obviously painful ways, including one nun who is ''hung from a wall so that her blood can drip on her comrades.

* FaceHeelTurn: She used to be a nun in service of the Church until she sided with the witches. [[spoiler:Though given how awful the Church is, this is subverted.]]

* GreaterScopeParagon: She was the original witch who wanted to preserve nature from the exploitation by humanity, and the witches who defend nature all come from her. This is especially poignant because the nature of ''her'' rituals were hotly debated beyond the summoning of the Ceremonial Forest, whereas her followers took on a far darker form of the ritual the proved threatening to humanity as a whole.

* AmbiguouslyEvil: The Church portrays her as evil, but since the Church is quite bigoted, it is hard to say how much truth there is.
* GreaterScopeParagon: She was the original witch who wanted to preserve nature from the exploitation by humanity, and the witches who defend nature all come from her.

[[folder:The Queen of Remillia]]
The former ruler of Remillia and mother of the Soliette sisters.

* WellIntentionedExtremist: She wants to create a world where witches can live in peace without persecution, but is willing to kill even innocent nuns of the Church to do so. The issue with this is that, unfortunately, the rituals required to give witches a place to call home require myriad blood sacrifices, and will, if left unchecked, will 'return everything to nature' in the most literal, horrific manner possible. The danger she represents makes any attempt at diplomacy impossible until she's dealt with and the ritual is stopped - ironically, a means of brokering peace and giving witches their place in the sun only comes to pass ''after'' Poeme is dispatched.