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The Lady of the Sea<ref>[[Dance of the Dead (Novel)]] 1-3, 41, 50, 87-88</ref> is an in-world fictional character that is part of [[the Pirate's Pleasure]] theatrical production performed aboard [[La Demoiselle du Musarde]]. She is the show's main antagonist and [[Rose (Play Character)|Rose]]'s rival for the affections of [[Florian (Play Character)]]. [[Larissa Snowmane]] always played her. | The Lady of the Sea<ref>[[Dance of the Dead (Novel)]] 1-3, 41, 50, 87-88</ref> is an in-world fictional character that is part of [[the Pirate's Pleasure]] theatrical production performed aboard [[La Demoiselle du Musarde]]. She is the show's main antagonist and [[Rose (Play Character)|Rose]]'s rival for the affections of [[Florian (Play Character)]]. [[Larissa Snowmane]] always played her. Privately, Larissa theorized that the Lady of the Sea might be driven by deep [[loneliness]], rather than simple [[greed]] for Florian. | ||
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The Lady of the Sea[1] is an in-world fictional character that is part of the Pirate's Pleasure theatrical production performed aboard La Demoiselle du Musarde. She is the show's main antagonist and Rose's rival for the affections of Florian (Play Character). Larissa Snowmane always played her. Privately, Larissa theorized that the Lady of the Sea might be driven by deep loneliness, rather than simple greed for Florian.
References
- ↑ Dance of the Dead (Novel) 1-3, 41, 50, 87-88
