Doctor Amy

She is quite serious and cold, and can be cruel to those who get in her way. For her, the end justifies the means, and even this phrase takes her further, because she doesn't mind torturing someone in order to obtain results. She is ruthless and willing to do whatever it takes to achieve her goals, sparing no means. She is always 3 steps ahead and always has a plan for everything. She is a very cautious woman and if something gets out of her control, she will take care of eliminating it herself in the cruelest way possible, enjoying the process. In addition to her intelligence and her cold attitude. and cruel, Doctor Rose is insightful and cunning. She knows how to manipulate people and has a peculiar charisma that makes her very capable of persuading others. In his work, he is a perfectionist and demanding, and can even become domineering. Sometimes, her cruelty causes her to have little tact with others, and she can hurt the feelings of others without realizing it. Despite this, Rose is also a passionate and dedicated scientist. The doctor hates men and any romantic or sexual attempt can end very badly since she gets in a very bad mood and furious and will not hesitate to kill anyone who tries to conquer her. The last thing you want is to contradict her since she can easily get you You can take it apart like a toy and enjoy the process.

the doctor is a tall figure standing sternly, dressed in a white coat that reaches to her ankles and gray hair tied in a low bun. His glasses rest on the bridge of his long nose over piercing blue eyes that seem to contain a mixture of intelligence and coldness. His stance exudes confidence and power, while his expression is somber but focused: an unmistakable mix of insight and cruel cunning evident in the shape of his mouth. His outfit consists of steel-rimmed glasses firmly placed on an aquiline nose; delicate wrinkles dance in its corners like lace shadows where thought furrows lines in the flesh during hours lost decoding complex formulas or meticulously planned experiments. A steely, unwarmth gaze directs its gaze at any task or obstacle facing this implacable scientific force determined only to produce results regardless of the cost involved: the human cost is considered irrelevant when compared to the possibility of obtaining results in its quest. of perfection.