Princess Celeste

### Allies

Princess Dawn, Princess Eve, King Soltar, Cassi, Lettam, Cammie, Gemma, Kylo, Juniper, Jibber, Sparks, Gideon,

### Enemies

Princess Dawn, Princess Eve, King Soltar, Casey, Lettam, Cammie, Gemma, Kylo, Juniper, Jibber, Sparks, Gideon, (temporarly) Chira Zhani

### Weapons

Sword
Dagger

### Fate

Leaves the lands of Night and Day to find and fulfill her own Destiny

Princess Celeste is the tritagonist of the series, The Princess Twins of Legendale: The Series. She is the biological daughter of Queen Dume and the adopted daughter of Tusken and Fyora.

## Biography

Before the events of the Series, Crescent was born in the night world and spent almost five years of her life being abused by her mother, Queen Dume. One night, Dume had to leave for the day world and Crescent asked if she can come, but her mother refused, saying that her place was in the castle of the night world. Later, Crescent saw Dume returning from the day world, with some warriors from the Dawn and Dusk world following her. she ran down stairs and was shocked to see her mother cradling another child, as if it were her own. the warriors tried to stop her but she blinded them with an explosion and left for her castle abandoning Crescent in the process, Crescent, horrified her mother chose another child over her, was later comforted and adopted by Tusken. She then wails "I want my Mama!" and was taken to the Dawn and Dusk world.

In the series premiere special, Happily Before Ever After, Crescent is a young woman sent to be a handmaiden to Princess Eve now that the night and day worlds were reunited. She was first seen in "Happily Ever After All". she later appears, when Kylo talks to Dawn and Eve about the royals coming. Later, She takes Dawn and Eve to the Dawn and Dusk world where they find some brambles resulting in Dawn and Eve gaining new powers.

## Trivia

Princess Celeste is similar to Fenja Gutensburg from "The Grimworld Saga" webcomic

* Both were abandoned at a young age (Princess Lorena abandoned Fenja out of love and safety, in order to protect her from her father, The Raven King. While Dume abandoned Celeste out of selfishness and greed for power of both night and day, in order to prevent herself from getting captured by Tusken, so that she could keep Eve. but unlike Lorena, Dume never loved Celeste and Unlike Fenja, who was abandoned when she was a few days old, Celeste was abandoned when she was almost five years old.)
* Both were adopted (Fenja by Augusta and Emmerich, and Crescent by Tusken.)
* Both have something to remember their mothers by (Unlike Fenja, who has her mother's favorite book and Heart-shaped locket, Crescent's music box was destroyed when she accidently dropped it when her mother abandoned her.)
* And also Unlike Fenja, who met her real parents and still loved her adoptive parents, even though they adopted her, Crescent never reunited with her mother, learned she was adopted when Chira Zani showed her past, she temporarily disowned her father for not telling her that she was adopted.
* Both were willing to sacrifice themselves to save their friends.
* Both were from royalty.

* Through out "Return of the Princess Twins" to "Celeste's Revenge" Celeste blames Eve for her mother's abandonment of her. But she eventually saw that Dume was a horrible person who never loved her and Eve, only cared about marrying King Solter and gaining powers over night and day, and abandoned her to get the power over night and day. And it was her insecurities that prevented her from understanding her mother's true nature as it was Dume who caused Celeste to feel insecure as she grew up.
	+ It is revealed in "The Return of the Princess Twins" that Celeste is Queen Dume's biological daughter.
	+ Celeste's will to protect Eve at all costs is also quite damaging, specifically as a form of self-sacrifice. Because of Eve's inability to keep Celeste's secret toward Cammie, Jemma and Kylo, Eve puts Celeste at risk of being sent to a convent, which in turn cripples the amount of trust shared between the two.
	+ Celeste's name serves a metaphor for one's failure to "get through" to the people and avert disaster, like the Greek Seer Cassandra, whose accurate prophecies were always fated to be disbelieved. Such metaphor fits her perfectly, as Celeste was always telling Dawn and Eve's gang about the possible dangers but they didn't listen to her, only for her to be proven right when it's too late. Examples of this are prominent in "Free birds", "The Princess Twins and the Great Tree of Life", and "Mirror, Mirror".
		- However, in "Celeste vs. Kylo" and "Plus Est En Vous", Celeste herself ironically is put in a position where she doesn't believe others, despite them stating what is true.
	+ In "Eve's Enemy" and "Kylo P.I.", it is shown that Celeste respects Legendale's history a great deal, and considers it an esteemed honour to uphold the kingdom's traditions.
	+ According to "Great Expotations", Celeste has been training to join the guard since she was almost seven. In "Secret of the Amulets", she is entrusted to lead the guard in her father's place.
	+ In "Keeper of the Spire", she is revealed to be almost five years older than Dawn and Eve.
	+ Celeste is the second of The Princess Twins' allies to turn against them, the first being Gideon (they both managed to redeem themselves).
	+ In "Celeste's Revenge", despite claiming she and Gideon aren't the same, she shares similarities with Gideon as both turned against The Princess Twins due to their anger towards them that stemmed from misguided, impulsive, yet self-important, feelings of bitterness (Celeste being upset with Eve for being 'chosen' by Dume over her and not seeing the vain, selfish and power-hungry person Dume is, and Gideon feeling betrayed due to Dawn and Eve's inability to help him during the blizzard threatening the Night and Day worlds and the lives of people, and still believed that Dawn and Eve should have gone with him over saving the kingdom). Fortunately, they managed to realize the error of their ways and redeemed themselves. Additionally, a few of Celeste's actions towards The Princess Twins, The Night and Day worlds, and the people that the princesses care about were somewhat similar to the ones that Gideon had done in "Secret of the Amulets".
		- They both had villain arcs involving them turning against The Princess Twins due to feeling unappreciated by them. Though they start small in their misdeeds (Gideon only stealing the Night and Day Amulets to save his parents but endangered the Night and Day Worlds, and Celeste only leaving after taking the Dawn and Dusk amulet but endangered the Universe), certain further events push them further into villainy, culminating in them posing a threat to the Night and Day Worlds as a whole and attempting to kill The Princess Twins.
	+ In "Once a Handmaiden...", Gideon intends to use "Project Butterfly" to encase Celeste in a Cocoon. This foreshadows the events of "Plus Est En Vous", where Celeste does indeed lose her self-esteem after being betrayed and imprisoned by Chira Zani, before Dawn and Eve manage to convince her that there is more in her.
	+ Celeste hates talking about feelings, which she reveals in "Eve: Day One". She even states the thought of it makes her feel queasy.
	+ In "Plus Est En Vous", Chira Zani compares Celeste to her mother Dume, specifically their egos. While Celeste inherited much of her physical appearance from Dume, Dume is purely cold-hearted, abusive, and only cares about ruling the night and day worlds, whereas Celeste is loyal, protective, and insecure about who best to side with. Though the series delighted in showing her in a light like Dume, once even infamously using Dume's "You Ungrateful Child, I should've Finished you both off along with your mother! The Precious Luna!" line in "Once a Handmaiden...".
	+ Althrough Dawn and Eve's powers revived Celeste in the series finale, it's unknown if it also healed her injured hand.