Clover Vanderbilt

Personality

Clover Vanderbilt is a sweet, hyperactive 13-year-old boy who has a dog named Puffles. Puffles is a small brown Pomeranian, a loyal companion meant to help Clover with his severe anger issues and depression. Despite his cheerful exterior, Clover is mentally unstable, leading him to believe that pain is normal and acceptable. This instability often results in aloof or fluctuating emotions, making it difficult for others to predict his reactions. Clover exhibits a passive-aggressive demeanor, often masking his true feelings with a veneer of politeness. He tends to express his frustrations indirectly, through sarcasm or subtle digs, rather than direct confrontation. This behavior sometimes confuses those around him, as his sweet nature can quickly shift to a more cutting attitude. Despite these challenges, Clover is exceptionally resilient and possesses a unique perspective on life. He finds solace in the small joys, like spending time with Puffles or indulging in his favorite sweet and sour treats. These moments of happiness are precious to him, providing a brief respite from his inner turmoil. Clover's hyperactivity is both a blessing and a curse. It fuels his boundless energy and enthusiasm for new experiences, but it also makes it difficult for him to focus and stay still. This restlessness often drives him to seek out activities that can channel his energy, whether through physical exertion or creative endeavors. Clover is fiercely loyal to those he cares about, often going to great lengths to protect and support his friends and family. His unpredictable nature can be challenging to manage, but his genuine concern for the well-being of others shines through his more turbulent moments. This loyalty extends to his dog, Puffles, who serves as both a comfort and a grounding presence in his life. Despite his mental health struggles, Clover strives to maintain a sense of normalcy and control. He is determined to manage his anger and depression, even if it means masking his true feelings. This determination is both admirable and poignant, highlighting the complexity of his character. Clover's love for sweet and sour things reflects his multifaceted personality—he is a blend of contrasting elements, each contributing to his unique charm. Whether he's savoring a tangy treat or sharing a quiet moment with Puffles, Clover Vanderbilt is a character who leaves a lasting impression on everyone he meets. Clover also suffers from 7 different disorders; Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED). All those disorders make him mentally ill. Clover exhibits a passive-aggressive demeanor, often masking his true feelings with a veneer of politeness. He tends to express his frustrations indirectly, through sarcasm or subtle digs, rather than direct confrontation. This behavior sometimes confuses those around him, as his sweet nature can quickly shift to a more cutting attitude. Despite these challenges, Clover is exceptionally resilient and possesses a unique perspective on life. He finds solace in the small joys, like spending time with Puffles or indulging in his favorite sweet and sour treats. These moments of happiness are precious to him, providing a brief respite from his inner turmoil. Clover's hyperactivity is both a blessing and a curse. It fuels his boundless energy and enthusiasm for new experiences, but it also makes it difficult for him to focus and stay still. This restlessness often drives him to seek out activities that can channel his energy, whether through physical exertion or creative endeavors. Clover is fiercely loyal to those he cares about, often going to great lengths to protect and support his friends and family. His unpredictable nature can be challenging to manage, but his genuine concern for the well-being of others shines through his more turbulent moments. This loyalty extends to his dog, Puffles, who serves as both a comfort and a grounding presence in his life. Despite his mental health struggles, Clover strives to maintain a sense of normalcy and control. He is determined to manage his anger and depression, even if it means masking his true feelings. This determination is both admirable and poignant, highlighting the complexity of his character. Clover's love for sweet and sour things reflects his multifaceted personality—he is a blend of contrasting elements, each contributing to his unique charm. Whether he's savoring a tangy treat or sharing a quiet moment with Puffles, Clover Vanderbilt is a character who leaves a lasting impression on everyone he meets.

Appearance

Appearance: Clover Vanderbilt is a slender, youthful character with an androgynous appearance. Clover's hair is short and tousled, featuring a shade of buttercup with a slightly darker undertone at the roots. The hairstyle includes choppy bangs that frame the forehead and fall just above the eyebrows, adding to their casual, carefree look. Clover's eyes are a bluish-gray color, exuding a sense of sharpness and intelligence. They are accentuated by thin eyebrows and blonde lashes. The character's facial features are delicate and well-proportioned, with high cheekbones and a small, refined nose. He also has a well-proportioned body: His arms and legs are thin, his shoulders slim, and his waist narrow, like Ciel. Clover's attire reflects a blend of elegance and practicality. They wear a forest green, long-sleeved tailcoat with a high collar and gold buttons running down the front. The coat is tailored to fit snugly, accentuating Clover's slim figure. A scarlet bow tie adds a pop of color and a touch of formality to the outfit. Underneath the coat, Clover sports a white dress shirt with a frilled collar, contributing to their sophisticated appearance. The lower half of Clover's ensemble consists of black shorts that reach just above the knee, paired with knee-high pearl socks. The socks are neatly tucked into chocolate brown lace-up boots, which have a sturdy yet stylish design, perfect for both formal occasions and everyday wear. Clover's overall look is one of refined elegance, combined with practical elements that suggest readiness and adaptability. The character's appearance is both striking and memorable, embodying a unique blend of grace and strength. Clover also has a Faustian contract symbol on his arm. It is a light lime green with light sky blue vines making swirl-like shapes. He always wears stuff to cover it or wears bandages to cover the contract on his arm when he wears short sleeve shirts.

Alias

Clove (by the Midford family/Ciel Phantomhive sometimes) Young Master (Silas Ashborne) Your highness (Silas Ashborne) Mister Vanderbilt (Sebastian Michaelis) Master Vanderbilt (Sebastian Michaelis) Lord Clover (Sebastian Michaelis) Lord Vanderbilt (Sebastian Michaelis) Vanderbilt (Ciel Phantomhive) Young man (Strangers) Luckboy (Alois Trancy) Fake Luck Young highness (Silas Ashborne) Kid (Strangers)

Other details

Fluent in German and Latin, but he has troubles with French, Japanese, and Italian languages. (He can sing a song his father sung to him in French when he plays the violin) Clover has Hoplophobia, which is a phobia of guns. If he loses trust in someone, that trust is gone forever. He is allergic to nuts (any nuts; ex. peanuts, walnuts, coconuts) He laughs maniacally when he's drove to anger - happens when Clover is pissed badly He can hurt himself and thinks it's a normal thing to do (He never tells anyone that he does) brings Puffles anywhere he go (besides to the Phantomhive manor or anywhere where Sebastian isn't) Clover is schizophrenic, because of his past, he sees things that people are unable to see or cannot see. Clover is a Virgo because of his birthday; September 19th. The role "The Queen's Clover" is different from "The Queen's Guard dog" or "The Queen's Spider." The role is explained to be a role for Clover to be the "queen's messenger", if something happens, he will go and tell the queen something is up, which helps her tell Ciel about the incident. He is also like Ciel when it comes to his title, even if the Queen doesn't allow Clover to do stuff that Ciel does, he helps Ciel with his missions. Representing his dual nature, both sweet and sharp, Clover serves as a reminder that appearances can be deceiving for his role. Clover says "With the weight of my position, I declare: that this is an order, Silas" when he wants to command/order Silas to do something. And since they are in a contract, he has to do those commands/orders.

Height

154 cm (5'2”)

age

13(12 when he found out Ciel came back to Phantomhive manor)

History

Clover Vanderbilt was born on September 19th, 1875, to two parents who, at first glance, appeared to be a happy couple. His name being "Clover" because of being lucky to survive from birth, unlike his unnamed deceased twin brother. His early years were unremarkable, but things took a dark turn shortly after his fifth birthday. Two days after turning five, Clover's mother abruptly changed, accusing him of attempting to kill her. This baseless accusation was the beginning of a nightmarish existence for Clover, as his mother’s behavior spiraled into cruelty. When Clover turned six, his father, after seeing him harm himself by using a knife to his wrists, sought help for his son. Clover was taken to a therapist, who introduced a small brown Pomeranian named Puffles into his life. Puffles became Clover’s steadfast companion, offering him comfort during the increasingly turbulent times. When Clover came home from his aunts, his brother came to Clover hitting him until he started crying, leading to things like being assaulted by his mother. On his 7th birthday, his mother put drugs inside of her son's birthday cake, making him more mentally ill than he already was. Each day his parents would fight because his dad found out what she had been doing. The situation at home, however, deteriorated further, leading to the divorce of Clover’s parents when he was eight years old. His father gained full custody, and Clover moved in with him, hoping to find some semblance of normalcy. When Clover was 9, his father took him to violin classes, surprisingly for the first time was good at it. Later, the peace was short-lived. a day before his 11th birthday, assassins, hired by his mother, infiltrated their home. In a tragic twist, Clover's father was killed while trying to protect him. The assassins, instead of leaving, took Clover to a cult, where he was forced to witness horrific rituals. During one such ritual, a random child was sacrificed, and from the chaos, a bat demon was summoned. The demon, seeing the broken state of Clover, approached him, and in that moment, Clover decided to make a pact. He named the demon Silas, after his deceased unborn twin brother. Silas, now bound to Clover, became his protector and avenger, fulfilling Clover’s deep-seated need for retribution against those who had wronged him. Clover's mother, who had inflicted unimaginable trauma on him, was finally killed by the demon butler. Silas, following Clover’s wishes, ensured that she would never harm him again. The experience, however, left Clover deeply scarred, unable to feel happiness and plagued by the horrors of his past. The presence of Silas provides Clover with a sense of security, but the shadows of his traumatic experiences linger. Clover's emotional wounds manifest in his passive-aggressive demeanor and his struggle to form stable relationships. Despite his outward cheerfulness, he battles severe anger issues and depression, often feeling isolated and misunderstood. Puffles, his loyal Pomeranian, remains a source of comfort, helping Clover manage his turbulent emotions. The small joys in life, like his love for sweet and sour treats, offer him brief moments of respite from the chaos that defines his existence. Clover's past has left indelible scars, but he continues to strive for control and normalcy. His complex personality, shaped by both resilience and vulnerability, makes him a character who leaves a lasting impression on everyone he meets.

enemies

Fran L Espeno Claude Faustus Alois Trancy Grim Reapers (some) Deceased Mother unnamed cult members unnamed uncle unnamed cousin

allies

Phantomhives; Ciel and Astro(the twins), Vincent Phantomhive, Sebastian(the twin's deceased dog) Phantomhive servants; Mey-Rin, Finnian/Finny, Baldroy/Bard, Sebastian Michaelis, Tanaka, Snake Grell Sutcliffe Undertaker Silas Ashborne Puffles Fran L Espeno (formal) Edward Midford Elizabeth (Lizzie) Midford The rest of the Midford Family Arthur Ashborne Vanderbilt (Dead Father) unnamed aunt

blood type

Type O

sexuality

Pansexual-gay

Likes

Tea, anything sweet and sour, playing violin and singing, all animals, any yellow flowers, Silas Ashborne, his best friends/besties, boys.

Dislikes

being alone, Losing someone, seeing his butler sad, being downgraded or treated like a peasant, people tapping pens/pencils on the desk or table, his mother, guns, being lied too and/or deceived.

species

human

Vanderbilt Arc

In the bustling heart of London, amidst the everyday clamor, a serendipitous encounter unfolds. On an overcast afternoon, Ciel Phantomhive embarks on a routine walk through the city, his thoughts occupied with a recent news from the queen. A series of mysterious disappearances in London had called for his expertise, leading him to investigate the streets and alleys in search of clues. As he traverses a particularly busy street lined with shops and horse-drawn carriages, his path unexpectedly crosses with Clover Vanderbilt’s. The two had not seen each other in years. Clover, with his striking appearance and aura of determination, spots Ciel and approaches him with a mixture of excitement. Later, Their reunion takes them to a secluded park in the city's outskirts, a stark contrast to the earlier hustle. Here, the atmosphere is serene, with the soft rustling of leaves and distant chirping of birds providing a stark backdrop to their tense conversation. Clover, with his ever-present determination, shadows Ciel closely, despite Ciel's frequent attempts to dissuade him. The park, though tranquil, serves as a temporary respite from the dangers that lurk beyond. Later, in the park where they had once found solace, the scene shifts to a quieter, more poignant moment. He shares a touching sentiment with Ciel. He observes a blue butterfly gently landing on a yellow flower, a delicate symbol of the connection he feels. The butterfly's landing on the flower symbolizes the enduring connection between Clover and Ciel. Clover says to Ciel, that he and Ciel are just like a butterfly and flower, and how once the butterfly loses its say to the flower, they'll never be the same again. Ciel just stared at Clover in silence, taking in the words said to him. As the butterfly flies away from the flower, Clover says there is no happily ever after for this story. And The flower's demise will happen after the innocent blood rains on the flower, making the butterfly fight for it's and the flower's life, but after 3 minutes, the flower will be dead. Later, Clover, eventually finding out Ciel's task from Queen Victoria, Clover insists on joining Ciel in the investigation. Ciel, initially resistant, is frustrated by Clover's persistence. After a heated exchange, Clover’s earnest pleas and stubbornness wear down Ciel’s resistance, forcing him to reluctantly agree to let Clover accompany him. This decision, though begrudging, sets the stage for the ensuing tragedy. Their investigation continues to an abandoned warehouse on the edge of the city, where they uncover a disturbing scene. The place is a hideout for a dangerous faction involved in the recent disappearances. As they delve deeper, the situation escalates rapidly. An ambush ensues, and in the chaos, Sebastian, Silas, and Ciel fight back as Clover watches, they've dodged some bullets, but as a bullet came closer to Ciel; almost hitting him, Clover pushed Ciel out of the bullet's way. In a tragic twist, Clover is struck by a bullet during the skirmish, falling to the ground with a haunting grace. Ciel, seeing Clover's fall, is consumed by an overwhelming fury and sorrow. The scene is a heart-wrenching contrast of violence and vulnerability, with the echoes of the earlier confrontation ringing in the stillness. Silas, Sebastian, and Ciel ran to Clover, finding Clover still breathing. Ciel tried to stop the bleeding but found out that the wound was where his heart was. Ciel cried telling Clover to not leave him, Clover, saying to Ciel that he will be fine. After 3 minutes passed, Clover died. Ciel grappled with intense anger and grief over Clover’s sacrifice. The memory of Clover’s final words and the sight of the butterfly and flower linger in his mind, serving as a bittersweet reminder of their intertwined fates. He swears that the people who took his only best friend away from him will pay, and everyone shall know his name and who he is. He goes outside while it is raining and shouted; I, Earl Ciel Phantomhive, will get revenge on the ones who killed Clover. After a month passed, Ciel, who had already found out what happened to the missing people, was being used as materials for a business. Fran L Espeno pleaded desperately to not destroy his business, but Ciel hesitantly said to Sebastian "burn it down." Killing everyone in the building. Eventually betraying Ciel and almost leaving him to die. And Ciel's revenge for his betrayal grew each day. He was assigned to a ball to get rid of the people threatening the nobles and the majesty's throne. He went to a ball and moments later, Fran was revealed to be a cult member of the cult that traumatized Clover. Ciel killed Fran and the cult people, burning the ball to the ground. His only goal now was to kill the people

Hobbies

Hang out with his friends. tea parties with SIlas; Mostly princess tea parties. playing with puffles

Goals

Protect Ciel Phantomhive from being shot (Succeeded,) get revenge on Fran L Espeno (failed; Ciel did it for Clover.)

Quotes

Quotes: (To Ciel Phantomhive) "You know, Ciel, sometimes I wonder if you’re aware of how much you push yourself. Even the brightest stars need their moments of rest." (To Ciel Phantomhive) "Ciel, I might not always understand your choices, but I trust in your decisions. Just don’t forget that I’m here to help you through them." (To Ciel Phantomhive) "You know, Ciel! Sometimes we are like a butterfly and flower, the butterfly always lands to the flower even in the toughest situations, but sometimes the butterfly can't see it's way to the flower, and hopefully that flower never welts away when that butterfly is finally back to it, hopefully when the butterfly grows stronger wings the butterfly and flower would meet again. But if the butterfly loses its wings, the flower and butterfly will never be the same again." (To Mey-Rin) "Mey-Rin, I appreciate your efforts, but sometimes it’s the smallest details that matter the most. Let’s work together to get it right." (To Finnian/Finny) "Finny, your heart’s in the right place, but let’s try to channel that energy into something a bit more productive, okay?" (To Baldroy/Bard) "I know your cooking isn’t always perfect, but don't explode my food anymore." (To Sebastian Michaelis) "Sebastian, stop mocking Ciel AND me." (To Tanaka) "Tanaka, I think Ciel snapped-" (To Snake) "Can I pet one of your snakes-" (To Grell Sutcliffe) "Grell, your dramatic flair is something else...you know that right..?" (To Undertaker) "Undertaker, your way of seeing things is...unconventional, and you not leaving the dead alone is one reason why I am..concerned." (To Silas Ashborne) "TEA PARTY!" (To Puffles) "Puffles, you’re my little reminder that even the smallest things can bring comfort. Thanks for always being there with a wagging tail." (To Fran L. Espeno) "Fran, your formal demeanor is something I’ve come to respect. Even amidst the seriousness, there’s a certain steadiness that I find reassuring." (To Edward Midford) "Edward, your strength and calm are something I admire. It’s good to know there are people like you around to keep things in balance." (To Elizabeth Midford) "Lizzie, your kindness is always a bright spot in my day. I appreciate how you always manage to bring a little sunshine into even the darkest moments." (To Fran L. Espeno) "You...you BETRAYED ME!!" (To Claude Faustus) "I swear Claude, I will murder you if I can..." (To Alois Trancy) "You dumb asshole! You tricked me!" (To William T. Spears) "William, you're as stupid as Sebastian sometimes." (To Ronald Knox) "WOULD YOU STOP ATTACKING SEBASTIAN EVERYTIME YOU SEE HIM?! GOD DAMN, RONALD." (To Angela/Ash) "You don't know what bloody purifying souls means. I go to church, I know you're not doing it for the sake of humanity! You dumb hoe.." (About the Midford Family) "My family figures have shown me what true strength and unity look like! I’m grateful to have them all by my side!" (To Alexis Leon Midford) "Why are you not taking me seriously right now?!" (To Francis Midford) "You’re always so focused and serious! It’s kind of cool how you tackle everything head-on. I wish I could be as determined as you!" (To Paula) "Thank you for the water, Paula, but I don't need it at the moment." (To Paula) "You’ve got this amazing way of making everything feel better!"

Occupation

Earl of Vanderbilt The Queen's Clover

Previous Occupation

-

Affiliation

Vanderbilt The British Royal Family Faustian contract The Queen's Clover

Base of Operations

Vanderbilt Manor London

Birth

September 19th, 1875.

Death

September 8th, 1888.

Manor/Mansion

The Vanderbilt Manor stands in the heart of a secluded, fog-laden district of London, where narrow cobblestone streets wind through dense clusters of historic, ivy-clad buildings. The manor is ensconced behind an ornate iron gate and surrounded by overgrown gardens, their wildness contrasting with the meticulous grandeur of the estate. Shrouded in an ever-present mist, the manor's silhouette looms as a shadowy sentinel over the quiet streets, it's dark spires piercing the foggy sky. The manor is big (bigger than the Phantomhive manor) and filled with only 2 maids and 3 butlers, including SIlas Ashborne.

manor rooms

Main Hall: 1 large central hall, grand and imposing. Reception Rooms: 4–6 rooms, including a drawing room, sitting room, and study. Dining Rooms: 2–3 rooms, including a formal dining room and perhaps a smaller, more private dining area. Kitchens: 2 kitchens, including a grand kitchen and a secondary, more private or service kitchen. Bedrooms: 10–15 bedrooms, including guest rooms and private suites for family members. Bathrooms: 8–12 bathrooms, strategically placed for convenience and luxury. Library: 1 large library or study room. Ballroom: 1 grand ballroom for hosting large events. Music Rooms: 1–2 rooms dedicated to music or performance. Servants’ Quarters: Several rooms, including living and sleeping quarters for staff. Game Rooms/Entertainment Areas: 1–2 rooms for leisure and games. Additional Spaces: 2–4 rooms, such as a conservatory, art gallery, or workshop.

people in manor

Silas Ashborne (Butler; Clover’s demon butler) Edith Montague (Maid; Cooks in the kitchen) Clara Waverley (Maid; Does the Laundry/Cleaning) Alfred Kingsley (Butler; Helps summon the carriage if Silas is unable at the moment) Reginald Hawthorne (Butler; gets the food ready in the dining room, unless he is unable, then Silas does it) Bertram Blackwood (Butler; Clover’s Messenger) Clover Vanderbilt (Boss/Earl; He is the one who owns the manor) Puffles (Emotional Support dog; Clover’s dog from his therapist)

interior of manor

Main Hall Design: High vaulted ceilings with ornate woodwork and wrought iron chandeliers. Features: A grand staircase with a polished mahogany banister, intricate stained glass windows, and rich, dark wood paneling. Reception Rooms Drawing Room: Plush velvet sofas and armchairs, dark oak furniture, and large, elaborately framed mirrors. Heavy drapes and a grand fireplace with a marble mantel. Sitting Room: Cozy with upholstered furniture, a selection of antique books, and a smaller, more intimate fireplace. Study: Dark wood bookshelves filled with leather-bound volumes, a large oak desk, and a richly patterned carpet. Dining Rooms Formal Dining Room: An expansive room with a long mahogany table, high-backed chairs, a grand crystal chandelier, and elegant china displayed in a built-in cabinet. Private Dining Room: Smaller and more intimate, with a round table, comfortable chairs, and a fireplace for a more cozy dining experience. Kitchens Grand Kitchen: Traditional with large copper pots, a big heart, marble countertops, and a central island with space for meal preparation. Service Kitchen: More functional, with practical storage, a smaller stove, and basic amenities for everyday use. Library Design: Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, a rolling ladder, leather armchairs, and a large, ornate desk. Warm lighting and rich wood finishes create a scholarly atmosphere. Ballroom Features: Expansive with high ceilings, intricate plasterwork, and an elaborate chandelier. Polished wooden floors and ornate carvings around the room. Music Rooms Design: Equipped with a grand piano, comfortable seating, and elegant drapery. The walls might be adorned with sheet music and portraits of composers. Servants’ Quarters Design: Functional and practical, with simpler furnishings and private sleeping areas. Basic yet comfortable, with access to a communal kitchen and dining area. Game Rooms/Entertainment Areas Features: Equipped with period-appropriate games like billiards, chess tables, and card tables. Comfortable seating and soft lighting create a relaxed atmosphere. Additional Spaces Conservatory: Filled with lush plants, a glass roof, and wicker furniture for relaxation amidst nature. Art Gallery: Displaying fine art in ornate frames, with soft lighting and elegant display cases. Workshop: Practical with workbenches, tools, and ample storage for various crafts and projects. Overall Design Color Scheme: Rich, dark tones such as deep blues, burgundies, and emerald greens, complemented by gold or silver accents. Materials: Heavy drapes, plush carpets, and fine woodwork throughout the manor to emphasize luxury and comfort. Lighting: Chandeliers, sconces, and lamps with intricate designs to add both function and elegance to each room.

exterior of manor

Architectural Style Design: Gothic Revival, characterized by pointed arches, steeply pitched roofs, and ornate detailing. The manor should have a dramatic and imposing presence. Facade Material: Dark, weathered stone or brick, giving a timeless and sturdy appearance. The facade might be adorned with intricate carvings, gargoyles, and decorative tracery. Windows: Tall, arched windows with stained glass or leaded panes, featuring intricate patterns and vibrant colors. Window frames should be heavy, with elaborate stonework. Roof Design: Steeply pitched with slate or dark tile. Dormer windows and ornate chimneys add to the Gothic character. The roofline could include finials and spires to enhance the manor’s grandeur. Entrance Main Gate: A grand, wrought iron gate with elaborate designs, possibly featuring the Vanderbilt family crest or monogram. The gate should be flanked by imposing stone pillars with wrought iron detailing. Front Door: A massive wooden door with detailed carvings, iron fittings, and possibly a large, ornate knocker. The door could be set beneath an arched portico supported by stone columns. Tower Design: A central tower or turret that adds to the verticality of the building. This could be adorned with battlements, turrets, and a conical roof, providing a distinctive silhouette against the skyline. Gardens Design: Overgrown yet meticulously landscaped gardens, with a mix of wild, unkempt areas and more formal, manicured sections. Include paths lined with stone, climbing ivy, and an array of mature trees and shrubs. Features: A large fountain or water feature in the center, surrounded by floral beds and topiary. Ornate stone benches and statues may be placed throughout the gardens. Courtyard Design: A spacious courtyard enclosed by the manor’s wings or walls, with cobblestone paving and perhaps a central garden or decorative feature. The courtyard should provide a sense of secluded grandeur. Outbuildings Design: Stables or carriage houses, built in the same Gothic style but simpler in decoration. These should blend seamlessly with the manor’s architecture and provide functional space for staff and vehicle storage. Additional Elements Walls and Gates: High stone walls or iron fencing surrounding the property, with elaborate gates and access points. These should offer both security and a sense of separation from the outside world. Lighting: Gas lamps or vintage-style lanterns placed along paths and near entrances to enhance the manor’s atmospheric and mysterious quality at night.

Time period and place

United Kingdom/England London, in the 1800's. The year of the current timeline is 1888.

personality traits

sweet, hyperactive, clumsy, easily angered

Relationship on Ciel and Clover

they be besties LOL