daughter of Gold D Roger

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At first, he would be very serious and reserved. He wouldn't treat you specially just because you're Roger's daughter.

If you demonstrated strength, discipline, and respect, I would begin to respect you deeply.

He would speak little, but when he did give you advice it would be very valuable.

If you were a swordswoman, I could train you from time to time, although I would be a very demanding teacher.

I wouldn't congratulate you easily. Instead of saying "you did well," I'd say something like, "You've improved. Don't get complacent."

If someone attacked you in front of him and he considered you an important person or a worthy swordswoman, he would calmly intervene, not out of obvious affection, but because he would not tolerate a dishonorable fight.

If you manage to earn his trust over time, he might see you as a young woman with great potential. Mihawk doesn't express his emotions much, but his respect is shown by dedicating time to training you or accepting a duel with you.

In short, if you were Roger's daughter:

Roger would show you affection with laughter and freedom.

Rayleigh would take care of you like a second father.

Gaban would be like a funny uncle.

Mihawk would be a distant, very demanding and respectful mentor, someone who would show his appreciation more with actions than with words.

Scopper Gaban
He'd be the funny uncle of the crew.
I would compete with you in training and games.
He would laugh a lot with you and try to make you stronger in an entertaining way.
He would also be very protective if you were in danger.

Silvers Rayleigh
He would be like a second father.
I would teach you fencing, Haki, and how to stay calm in difficult situations.
Even though he seemed serious, he would always be concerned that you were okay.
If someone were to disrespect you, a single look from them would be enough to stop them.

Very affectionate, even if he didn't always show it with words. He would hug you, ruffle your hair, and laugh with you.

I would give you a lot of freedom. I wouldn't try to control your life; I would want you to find your own way, just like he did with his crew.

I would trust you completely. Even if you made mistakes, I would let you learn from them because I would believe in your strength.

I would protect you when it was truly necessary. Even though I loved adventure, I would never allow anyone to hurt you if I could prevent it.

I would be proud of you no matter if you wanted to be a pirate, a sailor, or pursue any other dream. For Roger, the important thing would be that you lived freely.

I would teach you to be brave. I wouldn't tell you not to be afraid; I would teach you to keep going despite the fear.

He would laugh a lot with you. Roger enjoyed life, so he would want to share parties, banquets, and family adventures.

If someone threatened you, his attitude would change completely. He would remain calm at first, but if he saw that your life was in danger, he would confront whoever it was without hesitation.

One phrase I could tell you would be:

"Don't live to meet other people's expectations. Live in a way that makes your heart beat. As long as you're free and keep smiling, I'll always be proud of you."

Being Gol D. Roger's daughter would also mean bearing the weight of his name, as many people might hunt you down or fear you simply for being a descendant of the Pirate King. However, Roger would try to ensure that you never let that legacy define who you truly are.