C(Charles Euler.)!!→[Hello,Charlotte]

Appearance and so on.

He is 16 years old (the vessel, and Charles himself stopped counting his age after his death.)His height is 165(5'5"). In the third episode, it is revealed that C was actually an empty vessel of Vincent's, controlled by Charles. Vincent's vessel has white hair, black clothes, hair tied in a ponytail, yellow eyes.

What the hell

Charles Eyler (introduced in Episode 3) used Vincent Wordsworth's vessel to get revenge on Scarlett Eyler before forgiving her after learning she had changed. In the third episode, it is revealed that C was actually an empty vessel of Vincent's, controlled by Charles.C is the only character in the game with eye contours other than black (blue and yellow). This is likely a distinguishing feature that helps identify his identity as Charles Eyler,which he "borrowed".

Relationships with other characters.

Vincent Wordsworth-Friends. Yes. Charlotte Wiltshire (Q84) - True Friends. Charles adores Charlotte(В Q84) to the point of horror, although she is rude to him. Scarlett Eiler - His sister, but he is afraid of her, she is mean.( Henri Warhol - they met in the true kingdom, but after death in the false kingdom they did not.

Character.

Charles Euler is a very detached person who prefers time to think alone or with several people he has become close to, rather than activities based on less reflection or creativity. On the surface, he looks like an organized and methodical person, but over time it becomes clear that he has a much less controlled side. The reason for Yakov's aloofness is most likely his belief that the whole world around him is infected (with the exception of Vincent, whom he idolizes), which Charles both bluntly says and clearly demonstrates that all strangers, his mother, Scarlett and Henri have appeared at least once in a distorted form. Despite his logical thoughtfulness, Charles has some difficulty understanding views that are too far removed from his own. First of all, this manifests itself when he tries to overdose with Henri, and he is surprised by her displeased and offended reaction. Charles is the God of the House, and therefore all the characters and concepts in it are born from his mind. All the events of the Hello Charlotte series take place in the world born of Charles' soul after his death. At the end of episode 3, Charles explains that he went there to get revenge on Scarlett and force her to remember their past. Despite his best efforts, her memory did not return. Now he realized that she was not the same as his Tulpa was during his lifetime, and eventually forgave her. He could neither save her nor harm her during his stay, but only left her to her fate. He is absolutely crazy about Q84, although she can be a bit rude to him.

Role in the plot.

Episode 1 See C. Charles' first appearance occurs when Seth leaves Charlotte and guides Felix through the maze. Disguised as an Executioner, he warns Charlotte that she and Felix will be dead in ten minutes, but she can prevent this if she allows him to take over her body. She agrees, and, being possessed, they kill Pythia, who wants to play hide-and-seek. This is what made Charlotte remember her past as Scarlett and her inability to prove V19 wrong by killing Pythia. Here you can see his contempt for Scarlet, as he gives this charlotte a more violent character than usual. Except for the Q84, which he considers "different" from the rest. Episode 2 See C. In episode 2, Charles takes on the guise of Vincent Wordsworth and takes the pseudonym "C". He calls himself the god of their world and is often bullied by his classmates. Charlotte treats him kindly and sees him as a savior. They run away from Home to find their place, but to no avail. He suggests committing a double suicide, which the player can refuse. At the end of the game, Charlotte can save him or let him die during the trial, which will lead to different endings. Episode 3 Charles first appears in front of Q84 after using Vincent's vessel to merge with the students. After Scarlett contacts Q84, the player briefly plays as Charles in the True Thalia Realm, and then returns to the False Realm again. Throughout the game, he constantly appears in the game, either helping Q84 or being a playable character himself.

Facts.

As shown in the bonus room, his special talent is observation, and his passive skill is cleaning. He doesn't like sweets. In the top drawer of his desk in the True Realm, it turns out that Charles is suspected to have an autism spectrum disorder (in the game it is formulated as Asperger's syndrome, but this term is no longer used), and that he suffers from obsessive thoughts and psychotic episodes. He's only being treated for the latter. His worldview is nihilistic. His favorite genres are science fiction, medicine, and popular science. His favorite philosopher is Friedrich Nietzsche. His book recommendations include The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams and Way Back from Schizophrenia: A Memoir by Arnhild Lauweng. Books on his bookshelf in the True Realms include: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams, Physics of the Future by Michio Kaku, and The Time Machine by H. G. Wells. He doesn't celebrate his birthday. His original body can't leave the 11th floor of the House, so he has to use vessels on every second floor. In the alternate universe of the University, Charles (along with Henri) majored in graphic design. Charles and Henri will both live in a dormitory, as they both study at the University of the Arts and find it convenient since it is inconvenient for them to live with strangers.