Rosé

* Season 2
* Season 1

**Rosé** (US: /ɹoʊ.ˈzeɪ/) is a character in *Drawtectives*. She is played and created by Karina Farek.

Rosé is a human rogue who became a detective because it would look good on her résumé, though she is not good at the job.

## Biography

### The Murder at Crescent Hill

Rosé is a millennial human rogue who became a detective to have something good on her résumé. She is not very good at her job and had to lie on her cover letter. Rosé has a surname but prefers to be known solely by her first name as to not give any information away to the detective team. The detective job was under P.I. Jancy True, working with dwarf druid Grendan Highforge and half-orc barbarian Gyorik Rogdul. They were soon assigned to their first case, the Murder at Crescent Hill.

When the Drawtectives arrived at Crescent Hill, they met the B-squad of police officers, which consisted of Sergeant Pierce Steel and Officers Inna Urfass, Till Bogan and Flem Mucowsy. Officer Urfass had already sorted the witnesses into the rooms of the mansion. The Drawtectives went upstairs to the master bedroom, where the murder took place. They were then tasked to draw their theories for how Sorin was killed. Rosé theorized that a possessed sword stabbed him in the pec.

The Drawtectives later met Lotta Justice, a sad, grieving woman. She informed them about the threatening letter sent to them which led to the murder of her husband. They then went downstairs to the kitchen and met chef Buzz and interning chef Don Jovi. The entire detective team was instantly enamored by Buzz and his adorableness. Don Jovi then asked the team to inspire him by drawing delicious food creatures. Rosé drew a cake turtle.

Soon after, the Drawtectives arrived in the conservatory, where they met Avis Smythe and his son Ogalvy. Ogalvy had the three detectives draw three of his favorite cartoon characters upside-down, Rosé having to draw a woman with big hair and lots of swords riding a train.

After their encounter with the Smythes, the detectives moved to the parlor and were introduced to Faucon, a famous musician, who had the three draw album covers for some other musicians. Rosé had to design a cover for *A Weaver You Can't Out-Bet* by Freak Out! at the Club.

The Drawtectives then went to the backyard, where they met Harper Justice the daughter of Lotta and Sorin. She made the detectives draw themselves in sad or compromising situations. For example, Rosé had to draw herself working as an accountant, a job she dreads. York was then tasked to draw himself as a urinating kitten but he used his Miscommunication ability to avoid the challenge. Instead, Rosé used her Millennial ability to do his challenge for him. In the end, Harper didn't give them a clue at all, therefore wasting both Rosé and York's once-a-series abilities

After the disappointing encounter with Harper, they moved to the pantry and met Sam Ug, who they had previously seen an arrest report of. Sam denied the fact that she had been arrested previously, until Grandma used his Dog Whisperer ability to get the truth out of her. She confessed and told the detectives that Lotta actually used to be a legendary thief and led a secret information network of thieves. After the confession, Sam tasked them to draw different portraits, making them change their tools constantly throughout the artwork. Rosé drew a picture of Grandma's head on top of Jancy's body, with the words "grandmas they pretty aight" written next to it. However, the stamps she was using stuck together, causing her to misspell "grandmas" as "granmasranaanna."

The detectives moved on to the dining room, where they met Emery Justice, the son of Lotta and Sorin. He told the trio everything he knew about the night and then proceeded to ask them for flattering drawings of himself. Rosé was asked to draw a portrait of Emery as an old wealthy man, so she drew him sitting on a throne, surrounded by gold bars, a nude portrait of York, York's feet pics and a bust of the rhino he killed. After completing the drawing challenge, Emery gave the detectives a blank notepad he found in the master bedroom, which (with the help of Jancy) they found out was hiding something. By rubbing graphite over the page, a list was revealed of all the people the Justice family trusted in case of an emergency.

After their interaction with Emery, the Drawtectives entered the study where they met Dr. Susan Fontaine, a world-renowned surgeon. Dr. Fontaine told them about her history with the Justice family and then asked them all to draw pictures of her favorite celebrities, so Rosé drew a portrait of famous actor Idris Hellbow.

Moving onto the final room, the library, the Drawtectives met famous inventor and animatronics maker Llarm Alasa. Before giving them any clues, he tasked them with designing his ideas for future inventions. Alasa's cat Stariana Grande has been living in a small box permanently and has not been seen by Alasa for a long time. Because of this, Alasa asked Rosé to design an eclosure for Stariana Grande that would keep him visible to Alasa. After the drawing challenge, Alasa showed them a bloody knife that he had pocketed, evidently the murder weapon.

After having interrogated all the witnesses in Crescent Hill, the Drawtectives began speculating about their suspects. They once again spoke to Lotta, who revealed more information about her thief network. They also realized they had not found the missing gems belonging to the murder weapon, so decided to pay Ogalvy another visit. Ogalvy, who was hyped up on chocolate, denied that he had stolen the gems, so the detectives began talking to his father, Avis. Avis eventually admitted to the detectives that he was not invited to the party by Lotta or Sorin; he was invited by Emery. With this new revelation, the Drawtectives revisited the dining room to interrogate Emery. By putting him in "arm jail" and patting him down, the team was able to find the missing gems in his pocket. Emery confessed to the murder, explaining that he was upset by his parents' constant denial to give him money and valuables, so he sent them a ransom note and killed his father at the party. The A-Team arrived to arrest, or in their words, "axtract", Emery, leaving the Drawtectives to have a final talk with Lotta.

The Drawtectives went back to the office, where they changed into new clothes before heading out to Huck E. Heese to celebrate the success of their first case. Rosé, York and Grandma used their Dunking ability on the basketball hoop game, breaking the machine and leaving it out of order.

### The Disappearance of Harold

Two months after the Crescent Hill murder, the Drawtectives were called in by Jancy True for the first time since the previous case to find where a missing dog went.

The first person they talked to was Harper Justice, who admitted to stealing the dog, Harold, earlier that day, although it wasn't the theft being investigated. She described the rest of her day up until the dog being stolen from her. This happened while she was yelling at Norm Elmahn, during which a car accident occurred nearby.

Next, the team spoke to Norm himself, who described his day, arriving to when he walked through the park to get to a grocery store. He reported that while being yelled at, a car crash happened nearby, so he went to investigate if the drivers were okay, but there was only one car, and the front was entirely crushed.

Following Norm, they spoke to Ogalvy Smythe, who was asked by Rosé what he had stolen that day. He mentioned a sandwich, and after the promise of stealing model trains with Rosé later, he also admitted to stealing candy and dog treats. Mentioning he saw a dog, he asked if the Drawtectives wanted to know what it looked like. This lead to Grandma drawing a sketch of Ogalvy's description.

The next witness was Dachs Hund, who turned out to be the "dog" Ogalvy saw. He discussed that he was reading his "newspapey" at the park until he noticed Norm. Afterward, he was too enthralled with how handsome Norm was to notice when, or even if, Harold was stolen. He gave a description of Harold which Rosé sketched, along with a visual of Harper for Dachs.

Once they ran out of witnesses, Jancy informed the Drawtectives of a newly-found witness, Noah Crimnal, who had clearly stolen many objects of other witnesses. During the interview, he refused to cooperate, and tried to gaslight the Drawtectives until York put him in arm jail. After a bit of threatening, he admitted to stealing almost every item on his person, but he remained in claiming he didn't steal Harold.

Jancy took the Drawtectives aside to discuss what they knew so far, but nobody could come up with the answer. Finally, Jancy revealed that the HPD had recovered Harold, and he was just hiding in a bush the whole time, because Harper let go of his leash, and the car crash scared him.

After the case, Harper and Harold went home to take a nap, and the Drawtectives went to Huck E. Heese to celebrate the end of a case, and the agreement to do cases together more often in the future.

### Between Cases

For the next two months, Rosé continued to work for Jancy, however it was mostly tedious intern work, as she continued in her attempt to stray from her old thieving lifestyle. Despite the cognitive dissonance, she continued to mentor Ogalvy in the ways of thieving since meeting him at Crescent Hill. She also kept in contact with Grandma and York, going to parties with them all, and being helped with her outfits by York's modelling team.

During York's first fashion show, she and Grandma attempted to sneak into the stadium and begin a wave in the audience, but were told it was not appropriate. Jancy later bailed them out from a scuffle with security. One time, while Jancy and Grandma were at a local zoo, seeing the rhinoceroses, she and York went to the snake pit with York under the impression that he could arm wrestle the snakes. Eventually, she was able to convince him that snakes are different from arms and they left to meet up with Jancy.

One night while Rosé was correcting the various mistakes she had made on papers earlier in the day, Jancy made a critical remark about the mistakes she had made. Rosé apologized and mentioned offhandedly that it was her birthday, spurring Jancy on to go out and buy her a cake turtle-shaped cupcake to celebrate. Rosé was surprised as Jancy was not only the first person to know her true birthday, but also the first to celebrate it.

### The Celestial Spear

Two months after finding Harold, the Drawtectives found themselves aboard the Celestial Spear Express without any memory of boarding. In the first-class car, Conrad Uctor explained to them that they would need to enter every individual cabin in order. Searching her pockets, Rosé found her ticket, which she hadn't remembered purchasing. A mysterious man accompanied the team, also completely unaware of how he ended up on the train, as well as of his entire identity. After Rosé asked him if his name was Eugene, prompted by a note that was in her pocket, he decided to use that as a name for the time being. Once Conrad had finished his orientation, the group entered the first cabin, only to discover what looked like the master bedroom of Crescent Hill.

Entering the room in confusion, the Drawtectives and "Eugene" were greeted with a scene from a film which seemingly matched their own experience during the Murder at Crescent Hill case. Film director Anne Daction noticed the team on set and welcomed them, explaining that she was filming an adaptation of Uhreigh Ture's bestselling novel *Death of a Paladin*. While "Eugene" snuck away after spotting the film crew's sandwiches, the Drawtectives recapped their own experience with the murder case, comparing it to the events of the film. Rosé drew her first encounter with Ogalvy and Avis Smythe, as well as York peeing on Harper Justice and Grandma staring at the Butt Cloud in the Crescent Hill backyard. After the team recapped the events of the case, Daction revealed that she was part of the Celestial Spear Program and that she had signed up to host the first "experience". Then, they retrieved "Eugene" and took a pocketful of sandwiches, saying goodbye to Daction and speaking to Conrad Uctor again. They also witnessed the Ticket Taker take someone's ticket at the end of the first class cabin, much to their terror.

In a panic, "Eugene" ushered the Drawtectives into the second experience, where they found themselves outside a circus tent. There, Rosé, York and Grandma decided to unofficially adopt "Eugene", thereon treating him like a son and taking on the responsibilities of parents such as teaching him how to read. They started by reading a sign next to them, which gave a brief look into the circus ringmaster, Harvey Hornswoggle. Excitedly, "Eugene" ran into the tent, his parents soon following. A rude mime named Checkers greeted them with a middle finger at the ticket booth before Harvey Hornswoggle himself arrived to give the Drawtectives a proper introduction. He directed them into his office, where he explained that while practicing his disappearing act, he accidentally made his best tricks vanish, thus asking the Drawtectives to draw them back for him. Rosé drew Harvey's final act, where he holds his breath for 30 seconds in a tank of 7-Up while eating as many hot dogs as possible, with Mabel, Sabel and Cabel assisting. In gratitude for rejogging his memory, Harvey let the Drawtectives take one item, so Rosé adopted Threegene as yet another son. Harvey also gave "Eugene" a business card from the actual Eugene Finch and the Drawtectives a spirit box, which upon opening, lit up completely. Harvey ended up performing to great success and the Drawtectives left the experience, only to see the Ticket Taker carrying Conrad Uctor's limp body over one shoulder.

## Special Ability

### Millennial

This once-a-season ability isn't really much of an ability as it is an optional disadvantage. It allows Rosé to do the drawing challenge twice for no benefit. This is meant to be a comment on millennials by Julia Lepetit.

Rosé used this ability in order to draw York's prompt of a urinating kitten, which he skipped using his Miscommunication ability.

## Personality

While Rosé looks like she knows what she is doing on the outside, she is oftentimes stressed and insecure on the inside. She is known for being casual and calm, but also for being rather dishonest in social situations.

## Appearance

Rosé has light pink hair and an average human height. It is also confirmed that Rosé has a scar on her forehead that is covered by her bangs.

### Clothing

#### Season 1

* Brown hoodie with fur-lined hood - She wears this as it is fit for sneaking
* Finger-less pink gloves
* Short purple dress
* Long pink socks
* Brown, white and pink high-heeled boots
* Extremely deep pockets

#### Season 2

* Brown hoodie with fur-lined hood
* Finger-less maroon gloves
* Dark grey turtleneck
* Black skirt
* Black platform shoes

### Equipment

#### Season 1

* Waist and thigh holsters (with no weapons)

#### Season 2

* Purse
* Miniature steam train attached to her purse - matches with her mentee Ogalvy
* Threegene
* Gobbago

### Pocket Items

* Lip balm
* Pocket knife
* Bobby pins
* Piss Boy keychain
* Crumpled paper

## Trivia

* She is unable to drive despite having her permit.
* She has never been in a lady duel, but she has been in three knife fights.
* In episode 3, Rosé makes an off-hand comment that she likes watching cake videos.
* In episode 10, Rosé discussed previously having a cat before she got a phone. She also mentions having bought a phone before she moved to Fancy Town.
* In S2E01, Karina mentions that Rosé is not her real name, as her real name was what she used while thieving in the past.
* Rosé’s education level is unclear. During S1E05, Rosé states, "I'm three credits short of graduating college". However, during the character update answering "Who are you?" in S2E01, Karina mentioned that she considered having Rosé working towards getting her GED between seasons, implying she never graduated high school.
* According to Jamie, a Drawfee mod, Rosé was named after Rosé from BLACKPINK.
* According to S2E06, Rosé does not know how to ride a bike.
* In middle school, Rosé had a tarot phase.
* Rosé's favorite flavor of cake is strawberry.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz

1. ↑ S1E05 at 32:00
2. ↑ S2E01 at 33:45
3. ↑ Jamie's confirmation of Rosé origins