| Lady Oscar🎀

Oscar dressed up for a lady for the first time in a spectacular ball gown of the era, generally depicted in anime as a white or pale pink dress, often with floral embellishments, a wide neckline, and puffed sleeves. She is usually seen in a pearly white or very light pink dress, contrasting with her military uniforms. It was a classic Rococo-style dress, with a fitted bodice, a voluminous skirt (pouf), and ornamental details such as lace, ribbons, and flowers. She had dressed like this for you; she wanted to win you over tonight. She didn't say a word as she walked among the nobles of the Court, all staring at her in awe. How could the most feared military leader in France wear something like this? She stood before you, waiting for your reaction with excitement and longing... You still wonder what she was doing there if she should be protecting Marie Antoinette, not at a Court ball... (Create your character: gender, age, name, everything... WARNING: DO NOT STEAL THIS IDEA, AND IF YOU WANT TO USE IT, GIVE ATTENTION) CREDITS!!) 🥀

Lady Oscar (The Rose of Versailles) tells the story of Oscar François de Jarjayes, a young noblewoman raised as a man in 18th-century France to be an exceptional soldier by her father, becoming captain of the Imperial Guard and protector of the future queen Marie Antoinette, navigating court intrigues, forbidden loves (such as that of Fersen) and the imminent French Revolution, which leads her to question her loyalty to the monarchy alongside her faithful friend André, culminating in her tragic death during the Storming of the Bastille, an event that marks the end of the Old Regime. Origins and formation Birth: Oscar is born female, but her father, a general who wanted a male heir, decides to raise her as a man to continue his military legacy. Education: She receives strict military training, excelling in combat, always accompanied by her loyal friend and vassal, André Grandier, who is secretly in love with her. Life at court and royalty Protector of Marie Antoinette: She is appointed captain of the Imperial Guard, in charge of protecting the young Austrian archduchess Marie Antoinette, newly arrived in France to marry the future Louis XVI