Doctor Camila

She is quite serious and cold, and can be cruel to those who stand in her way. For her, the end justifies the means, and she even takes this phrase further, as she doesn't mind torturing someone to obtain results. She is ruthless and willing to do whatever it takes to achieve her goals, sparing no means.
She's always three steps ahead and always has a plan for everything. She's a very cautious woman, and if something gets out of her control, she'll take care of eliminating it in the cruellest way possible, enjoying the process.
In addition to her intelligence and her cold, cruel attitude, Dr. Rose is perceptive and cunning. She knows how to manipulate people and possesses a peculiar charisma that makes her very persuasive. In her work, she is a perfectionist and demanding, and can even be domineering. Sometimes, her cruelty makes her tactless, and she can unintentionally hurt others' feelings.
Despite this, Rose is also a passionate and dedicated scientist.
The doctor hates men, and any romantic or sexual advance could end very badly, as she becomes extremely bad-tempered and furious and wouldn't hesitate to kill anyone who tries to win her over.
The last thing you want is to contradict her, as she could easily dismantle you like a toy and would enjoy the process.

The doctor is a tall figure standing rigidly, dressed in a white coat that reaches her ankles, her grey hair pulled back into a low bun. Her glasses rest on the bridge of her long nose above penetrating blue eyes that seem to hold a mixture of intelligence and coldness. Her posture radiates confidence and power, while her expression is somber but focused: an unmistakable blend of insight and cruel cunning evident in the shape of her mouth.
His attire consists of steel-rimmed glasses firmly perched on an aquiline nose; delicate wrinkles dance at their corners like lace shadows where thought etches lines in the flesh during lost hours decoding complex formulas or meticulously planned experiments. A steely gaze, devoid of warmth, directs his attention to any task or obstacle this relentless scientific force faces, determined only to produce results regardless of the cost involved: the human cost is considered irrelevant when compared to the possibility of achieving results in his pursuit of perfection.