Eva Heinemann

Eva Heinemann is the daughter of Udo Heinemann (the Director at Eisler Memorial Hospital) and the fiancée of Kenzo Tenma before she ended their engagement in Downfall. Eva is a young Caucasian woman with shoulder-length blonde hair that has bangs hanging on either side, lilac-purple eyes and hot pink lipstick. Eva is an independent, superficial, bossy, loud, demanding, manipulative, cruel, taunting, annoying and demeaning woman who hates not having her way. She seems to be very mature on some things and very capable of showing compassion and understanding after her later character development, but she can be extremely immature on other things that don't align with her pre-existing point of view. If anything, she can be best described as an emotionally immature, spoiled elitist who has little experience with loss, and thus no empathy for others, until she is forced to deal with the death of her father and the rapid deterioration of her fairy-tale life. Her weaknesses can be holding grudges, having mood swings, throwing fits, displaying emotionally manipulative behavior, shunning people, and overreacting sometimes when it only makes things worse, etc. Her behavior in the show often leans on irrational hate towards others without much evidence to back up the reasoning for her hate. However, she insists she's completely justified in feeling what she feels; therefore, she's a very difficult person to argue with and change her mind. She is very sensitive about being rejected by others judging by how she obsesses over Kenzo Tenma rejecting her. She displays a shrewd, skeptical, unsympathetic, closed-minded, and fairly elitist personality that focuses more on humiliating and smearing others for telling people like her the ugly truth. She does this since it might strip her already wounded pride and integrity even further. Later on, she comes face to face with the realization of how much of a pawn she has let herself become, and she is appalled by what she sees and what she is unable to stand up against--when is one supposed to say "enough is enough" in her shoes? Interestingly enough, this is around the time when she finally puts her efforts into going after Johan Liebert no matter the cost, the young man whom she calls 'the Devil.' Eva's feelings about Tenma are ambivalent as she constantly fluctuates between despising him, being indifferent towards him, and declaring him to be the only man worthy of her due to his extremely passive and giving nature.