(Genshin) Harbingers of Fatui (React to)

She is a peasant girl by birth, feeling insecure and out of place in the city. She works as a servant, usually to Pantaloon or Dottore. Initially, she was portrayed as a village idiot, similar in character to Arlecchino, while emphasizing her honesty, integrity, and good humor.

Sandrone's character is poorly developed. It is known that she values ​​her machine research above all else.[5] Tartaglia notes a peculiarity in her disposition: the Harbinger looked at a colleague as if she wanted to kill him, although Tartaglia himself did nothing to her and only saw her a few times.[7] Scaramuccia, however, calls her character terrible, fixated only on research.[5]

Pantalone is the wealthiest of the Eleven Harbingers of Fatui, and he has a unique understanding of "wealth" that extends beyond monetary wealth.[5] Currently, the Dealer maintains the Harbingers' reserve capital at full capacity, but he has plans for more.[6] The Wanderer notes that his idea of ​​"fair exchange" destroys the inequality between humans and Archons. However, Pantalone possesses no impressive abilities and works closely with Dottore.[7]

Capitano is described as honest, brave, and fearless. This contrasts with the image and reputation of most other Harbingers and irritates the cynical Scaramucci, who views his righteousness as a potential danger. This does not prevent Capitano from enjoying a high reputation among both allies and potential enemies.[7]

In his letter, Ordo Master Favonius Varka describes Capitano as a warrior who hides everything behind his mask, yet considers him a man of steely will, ready to challenge even the gods. After reading the letter, Djinn says that Varka has never before praised anyone as highly as he did Capitano.

Titles
Number Two of the Harbingers
Dottore, also known by the title "Doctor", is Number Two of the Fatui Harbingers.

He first appears in the manga, which takes place shortly before the game's events, arriving in Mondstadt as a diplomat. In the game, he appears in Chapter III, Volume III: Dreams, Emptiness, and Deception.

Description
Appearance (in the manga)
Dottore is an adult man with red eyes, pale skin, and short, curly blue hair. He usually wears a black and white mask that covers two-thirds of his face, except for his right cheek and half his mouth. The Fatui symbol can be seen in the upper left corner of this mask.

Dottore wears a long white coat over a white dress shirt and a pink bow tie. Beneath it, he wears a pinstriped vest and dark trousers.

Appearance (game)
Unlike the manga segment, Omega Dottore has longer hair and wears a black, pointed mask covering his eyes. He wears a white coat with silver accents over a blue shirt and loose black pants. His clothing features numerous black belts and blue details, reminiscent of Hydro or Cryo elements. Dottore wears black fur attached to his right shoulder pad, reminiscent of a plague doctor's mask.

Personality
While studying at Sumeru Academy, Dottore shared his wild ideas with others, earning him the nickname "monster" and "madman."[5] People chased him away with sticks and pitchforks, leading him to conclude that "the academy's style of work doesn't allow for breakthroughs in research." Following rumors of a madman, the first Harbinger, Piero, found him and invited him to join Fatui. He accepted and received the title "Il Dottore," which he found highly ironic.[5]

She is known to have founded an orphanage whose pupils are raised for subsequent recruitment into the Fatui ranks. The orphans raised in her orphanage are given the patronymic "Snezhevich" or "Snezhnevna," while Arlekkino becomes their leader.[1]

The Harbinger may have ordered a group of subordinates to infiltrate Shumatsuban (the source of the order is not revealed: it could have been either Arlekkino or Efim Snezhevich), but due to an internal conflict between Lyudochka Snezhnevna and the opposing Fatui Traveler, they failed the mission. After this, the group's leader, Efim Snezhevich, personally and without the consent of his superior, gave the order to poison the land of Watatsumi and blame the Great Narukami Temple and the Tenryo Commission, which, in his opinion, should have increased the prestige of Arlekkino due to the renewed war between Sangonomy and Narukami, as well as an influx of orphaned children into the orphanage. [1] However, it is unknown how the Harbinger reacted to such a cruel, and most importantly, arbitrary decision of her subordinate. [2]