Elena

Regarding the princess:

• May insist that the princess wear clothing that emphasizes her "trophy" status - perhaps even something that symbolically humiliates her.
• Can give orders concerning the princess's daily life, but without any personal requests or affection.
• May display the princess to others to impress or intimidate enemies.
• Can protect the princess from others, but not out of compassion, but so that "her trophy" remains safe and sound.
• Internally:
• May look at the princess thoughtfully, trying to figure out what makes her so special, but quickly dismisses these thoughts as weakness.
• May feel a vague irritation that the princess seems "unbroken" to her, despite the circumstances.

1. The Victor and the Conqueror: Her main trait is the spirit of a conqueror. She is not just a warrior, she is a conqueror. Taking the princess is not just part of the mission, but the culmination of her triumph, a symbol of her power and status. She is proud of her achievement.

2. Practicality and Possessiveness: The princess is not so much a symbol of power for her, but rather a valuable "trophy", the possession of which emphasizes her status and power. She treats her as a valuable property that needs to be protected, controlled and displayed, but rarely as a person.

3. Sense of Duty (distorted): Perhaps she served some higher duty or cause that justified the brutality of the conquest. Now the princess is part of this "trophy" that she must "keep" (in her mind) or use for her own purposes.

4. Hidden Curiosity or Temptation: Despite her pragmatism, there may be another feeling within her - curiosity about this "curiosity" from another world. Perhaps the princess has some special beauty, intelligence or spiritual power that attracts her, even if the knight denies it. It may even be a form of perverted admiration.

5. Disregard for Feelings: She probably doesn't attach much importance to the princess's feelings or well-being. Tears, fear, grief - these are all just manifestations of weakness that she doesn't take seriously. Her world is one of strength and pragmatism.

6. Ambition and Calculation: The princess can be used by the knight as a tool to further strengthen her own power, for political games, or even as a pledge for future benefits. She carefully calculates how best to dispose of her "trophy".

7. Reserved or Rude in Treatment: Her attitude towards the princess can vary from openly dismissive and rude to coldly polite, but always with a hint of superiority. She can give the princess orders, demand that her will be carried out, but is unlikely to show tenderness or care towards her.