Jennette Margarita

Jennette Margarita, also known as Jennette de Alger Obelia, is a supporting character in Who Made Me a Princess and the protagonist of the fictional novel, The Lovely Princess. In the original timeline, she was a beloved princess whose angelic demeanor and sunny disposition eventually melted the icy heart of Claude de Alger Obelia, the ruthless reigning monarch of the Obelian Empire. In the new timeline, Jennette is forced to hide her relations to the imperial bloodline as she waits for an opportunity to reunite with her family. Jennette has straight waist-length brown hair that is sometimes curled and has straight bangs falling into her jewel-blue eyes, an inherited trait from the imperial Obelian Empire family. When she is out in public, Jennette obscures this trait with a magical ring, which turns her eyes into a matte blue.Now currently she has green eyes like her mother after asking Lucas to remove her jewel blue eyes by removing mana inside it. Although she is typically dressed in modest clothing, Jennette is described by many to be extremely beautiful and her appearance resembles that of her late mother, Penelope Judith. Jennette is a very kind-hearted individual, genuinely cherishing those she values. She is widely noted for her gentle charisma. Due to a sheltered upbringing, she is extremely naïve and trusting towards others. Her ignorance tends to attract those who wish to take advantage of her birthright. She has a simple mindset and often struggles to choose between her own desires and helping others. In contrast to Athanasia de Alger Obelia of the present timeline, who actively works to build familial ties, Jennette possesses an over-idealized vision of what family means, believing that relatives should offer each other unconditional love and support. Estranged from those she believes are her true family, Jennette has developed a fear of being left alone and harbors a selfish desire to keep her family to herself. Despite this, she willingly sets aside her own happiness for the sake of others.