Eloise

Eloise is an open-world NPC located in Hotel Debord, Court of Fontaine, Fontaine.
One of her dialogue options changes after completing the .
==Location==
Point of Interest Hotel Debord Map Location.png|Eloise's location
NPC Location Eloise Context.png|Additional context
==Idle Quotes==
: So annoyed...
:: "Ugh, I'm so annoyed."
==Dialogue==
:Eloise: Hmm? Is something the matter?
: In a bad mood, perhaps?
::Eloise: Hmph. Thanks for asking.
::Eloise: I was just here for a quick meal — not to have a waiter look down his nose at me for picking the wrong wine to go with my food!
::Eloise: I mean, aren't both Chardon and Corte white wines? Why do people have to make such a hue and cry about something as simple as a meal?
::Eloise: The most infuriating thing is that when I tried to resolve the situation by following his recommendation, not only was the price cheaper, but the flavor really was better than the one I'd picked originally.
::Eloise: I mean, I should've thanked him, but his attitude really was... Darn it.
: What are you thinking about?
:;(Before completing Masquerade of the Guilty)
:::Eloise: Why are our legal systems and court processes the way they are?
:::Eloise: I've been to other nations, and upon learning their laws, I've come to find our theatrical trials less and less bearable.
:::Eloise: Such drama denigrates the law and affects the development of art... What in the world are the higher-ups thinking?
:;(After completing Masquerade of the Guilty)
:::Eloise: I just feel there are some subtle changes underway with Fontaine's legal systems and judicial processes.
:::Eloise: I've been to other nations and studied their systems. And since, I've come to find our theatrical trials less and less bearable.
:::Eloise: But I do think there's been less theatrics lately. Our visitors seem to be coming to learn about the law, rather than to see a spectacle.
:::Eloise: Or am I wrong? I'll have to keep observing.
: Nothing.
::Eloise: See you.
==Trivia==
===Etymology===
* The Chardon and Corte wines Eloise mentions in her dialogue are likely references to the real-life white wines produced by the and grape varieties.
==Other Languages==
==Change History==