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| David Hopkins | ||||||||||||||||||
Emily is the sin of Vanity, a representation of desire for physical beauty and self-congratulation.
Life[]
Emily's life hasn't been revealed, but based on her punishment in Hell and her generla personality, she was most like a vain woman obsessed with her looks and other people's approval.
After Life[]
In Hell, she is seen stalking various isolated people that she finds pretty, pretending to be a kind so that she can kill them and steal their skins to wear. She appears in a hooded robe with only her eyes and hands visible, the rest shrowded in darkness. She appears floating like a ghost, and operates out of Vanity's Tower. There she keeps damned souls hostage.
She'll often shy away from potential victims if they fight back at her, unlike other sins she prefers her prey to be meek and not to offer any resistence.
Rebirth[]
Use this space to describe events that happened in the character's second life.
Cannon Appearances[]
- Arc VIII: Games We Play In Hell
- Arc XV: Hell Is That Noise
- Totally Noncanon Theater 1: A Bailien Delain Production of Aecas And Emily In A Career Ending Role "The Legend Of Sandpaper Sally"
- Arc XXXVIII: The Once Was Swan