Lilyth

## Leelathae  Lilyth

**Leelathae**, better known as **Queen Lilyth of the Pastel Kingdom**, was the late wife of King Jack and the mother of Princess Maria, Princess Lorena, Prince Jamie, and Princess Gwendolyn. She was born in the Braided Island but brought to the Pastel Kingdom by her husband. According to Gwendolyn, Lilyth passed away when Gwen was 3 years old; she describes her earliest memory of her mother as feeling "warm and glowy." At Episode 167 it's revealed the reason why Gwen remembers her mother that way, because the soul entrapped spell to a portrait as performed by Unnamed Witch makes Lilyth temporarily glow around few hours. This glow misconception is the red herring for fandom to thinks Prez (Calpernia)'s hero idol actually not Gwen's mom but Gwen's dad, as well as the glow comes from Jamie as being a twin to Gwen - they're always together.

Leelathae was the owner of a diary she used to practice writing in Pastel Kingdom's language through a tutor (which likely the time need to learn to becomes fluent is 18 months, 1.5 years) which was found by the Cursed Princess Club in King Jack's storage room during Gwendolyn's Dinner Party. Most of the diary contains the story of how she met King Jack, and what happened after they returned to the Pastel Kingdom, but the first page contains phrases like "*hate myself*", "*hideous*", and "*freak*" After only seeing fragments of the first page, Prez entrusted Aurelia to keep the diary hidden so Gwendolyn wouldn't find it. However, the diary haunted Aurelia so much that she began to lose sleep, and she forced herself to read it. This was the framing story for Lilyth's past and backstory, which actually very connecting to the Pastel - Plaid General Relationships as her dying wishes is misinterpreted horribly to make the incoming tragedies leads by Leland.

## Personality

In Episodes 115, 116, and 117, the contents of Lilyth's Diary are revealed along with her true name Leelathae. Leelathae proved to be very dedicated to Jack, which she expressed in her vigor for his kingdom's language and her decision to sail away with him. She showed compassion to Jack when he was just a castaway on the Braided Island. Even when many residents of the island expressed distaste toward him, she stayed by his side. In many ways, she is shown to be very similar to her youngest daughter Gwendolyn, in not just appearance, but personality as well. It was established that she was a kind woman on her island who was well-liked for this kindness, and also cared for the local animals by cooking for them (which is ironically how she met her future husband). Her two masks is very similar with Gwen as her youngest daughter, their public mask is a caring self-less person that's very kind to anyone they meet while their hidden mask is the shameful and selfish wants for their respective male as their romantic love interest (as shown in Leelathae (Lilyth)/Jack and Gwendolyn/Frederick Relationship comparison) - to fixing the problem of feeling ugly, of deeemed as not beautiful by 'public standard'. Personality mask of her is very kind and selfless to always eager to help any living beings (public mask), but after meeting with Jack - she grows hidden mask which is to slowly being selfish to gets happily ever after together with Jack which makes her taking decision to left her island, Braided Island forever in order to could be romantically together with Jack, and then familiarly with their children. She also very observant for others feelings as she quickly stops Jack during her dying breath as dismissing Leland.

Unfortunately, after arriving in the Pastel Kingdom and officially meeting Jack’s judgmental family members, Leelathae became very insecure about her appearance, similar to her daughter Gwen’s plight, and in spite of her efforts to fit in and be there for her fiancé, was still confused and very much frightened of her surroundings. As shown through her writing, Leelathae was horrified at the thought of potentially dooming her future children at a life of misery should they inherit her looks, due to being threatened and pressured by Jack’s parents, and is implied to have started loathing herself for this very reason. It is further implied this self-loathing remained even after death, as she begged her husband on her deathbed to remove all portraits of herself from the castle and to protect their children from the world, all of which have been implied to be results of her fear of producing “ugly” children, as predicted by Jack’s parents. However, in spite of this apparent fear, it is quite obvious that she was still successful in being with Jack in the end, as her previous determination had proved. After hearing the premonition of her children with Jack from Omniscient clam, she grows confident as even could talk back to Jack's parents. As she birthing the Pastel Royal Children through 3 labors, especially as realizing that her last kid as carbon copy of her actually very beautiful - she grows to completely loves herself. As shown at Episode 166 when seeing her reflection in the mirror after embracing motherhood, there's no more dark scribbles at the mirror's reflection - result of complete, true self-love.

## Appearance

Leelathae's face shows a great resemblance to that of her daughter, Princess Gwendolyn, with the same pale green skin and darker green hair with a slight brown ombre (reddish tint), although her hair and bangs are longer (which then she growing it out). She has more mature features than Gwendolyn, and has a slightly longer head and a different placement of her features. Her skin appears to be oilier, and her lips are thicker and more colorful as pale red tint, though she has the same small teeth that look like fangs with Gwen. Lilyth keeps her hair in a loose French braid, and wears a larger version of the classic Pastel Kingdom tiara. In her portrait, she appears to be deeply sorrowful, and also wears a Pastel crown with quite serious expression similar to that of Queen Isolde, the wife of her husband's best friend. Later on Leelathae's outfit is fully shown, with her wearing a light dress that is a gradient of vermilion to dark green. During her backtory as reveals in The Diary of Lilyth, she wears various outfits which on the maincolor motif are: dark green, light pastel green, and white. On the Braided Island, Leelathae wore the same clothing as the rest of the female islanders: a dress with a single strap over her right shoulder, made of a brownish-green fabric, and sandals tied to her legs with rope. She keeps her hair in the same French braid, and she also has strands of rope tied on her right shoulder and hanging loosely from her body, as well as a single coil tied around each of her wrists. During her wedding time at likely 20 years ago, she wears a long white dress with intricate ornaments and pattern (it seems there's images of: sea serpents, braids, branches of tree, birds, et cetera) along with laces as well as a pastel colored gem in the centre below of her chest. Her wedding dress actually got referenced for her daughters' dress design idea that Leland made as in elements of mermaid style (like Gwen), has sleeves (like Maria), and open chest (like Lorena).

## History

Leelathae was born on the Braided Island, a secluded island named due to a crest found on the island showing a girl who had three fishtails intertwined like a braid. A myth was formed about the girl: she had lived on the island long ago, but was lured to the other side of the sea, and returned years later, crying tears of sorrow and regret. Many people on the island believed that they had been created from her tears, and so, in her memory, they decided to never leave.

On the day of the Braided Island's annual Ceramics Festival, a 20-year-old Leelathae went to feed stray vermin, much to the chagrin of Gaertlan, another islander. Meanwhile, Prince Jack of the Pastel Kingdom was on a mission to return a relic when he fell off of his boat and washed onto the island's shores. While Leelathae was feeding the vermin, she saw Jack, initially mistaking him for a "pretty horse" before realizing he was an outsider from the other side of the ocean. Leelathae panicked and dropped her basket of leaf buns, as outsiders were thought to have been the reason for the girl in the myth's misery. However, watching Jack pick up the buns, she realized that he looked nice in a way. When she thanked him, he stood up, blushing, but then fell over, spraining his ankle, and causing her to take him back to her home so he could rest.

The two were unable to communicate: Jack told her his name, and Leelathae tried to tell him hers, but he interpreted it as "Lilyth". Her parents allowed him to stay until his ankle healed, and the two had fun trying to learn about each other however they could. The rest of the islanders soon met Jack, and as his ankle started to heal, Leelathae took him to her favorite spot on the island, where the birds and flowers gathered. When Jack was there, though, Leelathae thought the birds and flowers were gathering around him, and when she looked into his eyes, she said it "was like looking through the vast, open world beyond the ocean". The day his ankle finally healed, Leelathae's father told her that he needed to leave the island tomorrow, as they didn't mingle with outsiders. However, she was starting to become reluctant, and asked her father "...what if the thing that lured the girl with the braided fishtails across the ocean was a person who she loved?" He responded by telling her that it was important to remember that the story was told as a tragedy. The next day, it was time for Jack to leave. As he got onto the boat, Leelathae didn't want to say goodbye - so, she jumped onto the boat from the island shore to leave with him. Jack told his crew to go full speed ahead, and as they left, the two stared at each other in fear and excitement, having just done "a terribly stupid thing". At this point, despite their language barrier, the two were already in love.

Jack and Leelathae, now known as Lilyth due to Jack not understanding her real name, soon returned to the Pastel Kingdom. Almost everyone there was horrified by the appearance of Jack's new fiancé. His parents, Queen Helena and King Jesse, were the most concerned, the queen saying he shouldn't have picked something he "pulled out of a swamp". While they argued, his relatives glared at Lilyth, and she felt something she had never experienced before - a "strange, deep shame". Jack defended her from them, and threatened to abdicate his title if anyone had a problem with her being his fiancé. Due to this, his parents were forced to allow it, but the queen announced that their engagement would not be acknowledged until she could speak fluent English.

Lessons were arranged for Lilyth, and she was determined to learn as quickly as she could, although Jack's relatives still made her feel very uneasy. Jack's family intentionally left Lilyth out of events, though this actually worked in her favor, as Jack preferred to stay home with her, and the two formed a family tradition of board game nights. Lilyth's portrait was commissioned, something she came to dislike, as everyone assisting her only insulted her. Lilyth (who was fluent in possum) also went into the forest below the palace to feed and play with the possums, and the then-Polygon King saw her as he was buying a nearby vacation home. He believed she was a 'possum witch' and ran away, which started the rumor of the Haunted Forest, unknowingly helping her daughter's friends in the CPC get a hidden sanctuary. While Lilyth was easily able to befriend the possums, she struggled to get closer to any of Jack's family or friends. During this time, Lilyth also met Prince Leland of the Plaid Kingdom, Jack's best friend. She later learned Jack had missed Leland's parents' funeral while he was on the Braided Island. The first time Leland saw Lilyth, he bitterly came to the conclusion that Jack had broken his vow by “finally keeping something from one of his expeditions.”

Over time, Lilyth began to get better at English; she did so by, as she stated, immersing herself in the words and concepts surrounding her. The comments from Jack's friends and family affected her most, and so, she began to believe that she was ugly. Lilyth was still motivated to learn by the books she found in the palace's library, depicting girls with fishtails, like the ones from the myths of her island. Lilyth tried to connect the stories to the myth she knew. She wondered her island's myth was only a tragedy was that the girl was unable to profess her feelings to the man she loved, and decided her own story wouldn't be a tragedy. The only girl that had three fishtails was in the third book, and it looked identical to her island's crest, but she couldn't read the dense text. With Molly's encouragement, she kept studying, hoping to be able to read the text when she was ready. After 18 months, her tutor declared her fluent in English. She received a letter from Jack, telling her he had gone on an expedition, and they could start discussing marriage plans when he returned. Along with a bouquet of flowers from him, Lilyth also received an engraved diary from her tutor, and a letter from Jack's parents, inviting her to meet in the throne room so she could learn about the Pastel family's secret.

Though she was still worried, Lilyth went to the throne room to meet Queen Helena and King Jesse, bringing the book she had wanted to read with her. There, Helena informed her that she would never marry their son, immediately shocking her. To justify this, the king and queen explained to her the premise of the queen's ancestor's treatise, "The Alchemy of Beauty". For those who have children, having a child who's the sum of their collective beauty is the ideal outcome. However, if each heir were to have a child with the most beautiful mate they can find, they would theoretically produce a child more beautiful than the last, until their children's level of beauty grows into something only seen in fairy tales: beauty so strong it attracts birds, makes flowers bloom, or causes them to radiate light everywhere they go. Eventually, if this were to be done for generations, the secret to everlasting beauty could be found. The king and queen believed they were closer than ever to fulfilling their goal with Jack, and they constantly reminded him to find the most beautiful partner he could - which clearly hadn't been achieved with Lilyth, in their eyes. So, Queen Helena and King Jesse asked Lilyth to help them by leaving Jack. However, Lilyth responded that she wanted nothing more than to be with him. As the queen slammed her fists on the table, about to yell, she noticed the book Lilyth had brought, with the fishtailed girl's crest on the front. The queen asked her about the book, and she told her she wanted to read it because the cover matched a crest from her island, and she wished to know more about it. Surprised, Queen Helena explained the myth, The Story of Melusine.

Lilyth was distressed to hear the true story, but still told Queen Helena that she wasn't like Melusine, because she knew Jack truly loved her. However, the queen accused her of not only being Melusine, but also being Melusine's mother; as, if she married and had children with Jack, she would be passing on the same fate to them. Just as the queen was about to spell out exactly what fate this was, Lilyth got up and ran out of the throne room, ending up in her room. Then, she noticed the diary she had been given. She decided to scrawl out the first feelings that came to mind on the first page:

*"They can say I'm **ugly** and they can tell me I'm a **hideous freak**. I don't care as long as I am with Jack. But if I brought a child into this world that would ever have those same words said to their face... I'd **hate myself** forever. So I suppose they are right. I shall never marry Jack or have children with him ... so that I may never pass along this curse.*"

Lilyth decided that her father and Helena had been right, and planned to tell Jack as soon as he returned. Lilyth hesitated ending her engagement with Jack, as he was being so sweet to her and seemed so excited for their wedding that it was difficult to break his heart. He threw an engagement party and invited his family, Leland, and Leland's new girlfriend, Isolde. At the party, Jack expressed his excitement over marrying Lilyth and having many children with her. This upset his parents further and made them pressure Lilyth harder to break up with Jack, telling her that the longer she dragged it on, the more she'd hurt everyone she loved. One night, she finally snapped and yelled at Jack, lying that she didn’t want to marry him. Seeing him fall into tears, she ran out of the room and into the Pastel Queen, who thanked her but informed her that she had to leave now. Lilyth didn't know where else to go, since she was forbidden to return to her home island after leaving, but the Queen told her that she could stow away on the ship leaving for Jack's next exhibition.

In the middle of the night, Lilyth snuck out of the palace, leaving her robe behind when it got snagged on a crack in the wall. She hid in a trunk, and when she lit a match to see, she realized that it was the same trunk that held the Omniscient clam.She was so confused by the idea of the clam she kept repeating questions about what it was, questions that lasted until only a few minutes before daybreak. Lilyth only had one question left, so she asked what her children with Jack would be like. The clam answered back to her:

"*Thrice shalt thou enter into labor and grip your husband's hand; And each child born will be the most beautiful in all the land*."

Hearing this gave Lilyth hope and relief for her future with Jack, and she popped back out of the trunk to embrace him, revoking her earlier words and expressing her desire to be with him. They began officially planning the wedding, much to the dismay of Jack’s parents. The night before the ceremony, Jesse and Helena reprimanded Lilyth for returning, ignoring her reassurances that she would bear beautiful children for Jack. When Jack came over and asked what his parents were upset, they both finally snapped and told Jack that they saw Lilyth as ugly, and that his choice in partner was an insult not just to them, but to their whole family before them. Jack, in repose, defended Lilyth’s beauty, stating that it was his parents, not his fiancé, who were the truly ugly ones. This caused Jesse and Helena to hallunate that they had become ugly, and they ran off to the Camouflage Kingdom to go into hiding.

Jack and Lilyth were married the next day. At the altar, she expressed sorrow that she had unintentionally driven the rest of his family away, but Jack reassured him that he would not tolerate anyone who thought so poorly of anyone he loved, and that Lilyth was all he really needed. Still, she felt guilty for leaving him without a family, and was anxious to become pregnant as soon as possible and give Jack a real family. When the doctor assumed she wanted to see herself in her children, she instead replied that "the greatest gift" she could give any offspring of hers would be to be everything that she wasn’t.

Years later, Lilyth indeed became pregnant for the first time. In the end, despite her initial fears since hearing the story of Melusine, she was overjoyed to give birth to a baby girl that took after her father, with shining golden hair and beauty that attracted birds, one of the traits that her parents in law had hoped for. Jack and Lilyth named the child Maria. Another year later, Lilyth gave birth to her second child, another daughter with rich-toned lavender hair, so beautiful she summoned flowers out of seemingly nowhere, as observed by her father, and they named the child Lorena. Yet another year later, Lilyth finally reached the end of her third and final pregnancy, where she ended up giving birth to the next Crown Prince and heir to Jack’s throne, James, who emitted a glowing light, completing the trifecta of fairytale-level beauty traits that their ancestors had sought to achieve in their treatise. For a moment, Lilyth was relieved, believing that woth her three children all taking after their father, she yad avoided cursing any of them woth the burden of ugliness. But then, she felt some stirring below, and was informed by the doctors that she was still in labor with a fourth child, a twin. Lilyth, though shocked at this unexpected twost of fate, proceeded to give birth to her final child — a daughter that looked almost exactly like herself. However, instead of the dread or guilt that she had expected to feel, seeing the new baby reawakened Lilyth’s soul, reminding her of what it meant to truly be beautiful, and making her realize that, rather than ensuring that the rest of the world would see her children as beautiful, the most important thing that she could do as a mother was to make certain that they knew themselves to be in their hearts.

For the next two years, Lilyth lived happily, throwing herself into motherhood, doting on Maria, Lorena, Jamie and the youngest child, Gwen. However, Lilyth soon found that, after Jamie and Gwen were born, she often became tired often and sometimes dizzy, but her doctor assured her that that was normal for a busy new mother. It wasn’t until the twins’ second birthday when she realized something was in fact very wrong, as she had sharp pains in her chest before she fainted while bringing out the birthday cake. The doctor examined her, and revealed that the left ventricle of her heart had weakened after childbirth and never reversed, and would continue over time until Lilyth perished, meaning thar she would literally die of a broken heart, similar to Melusine.

Lilyth was devastated in the months that followed as she struggled to stay alive, all while awaiting her inevitable doom. One evening, she wept to the possums she had befriended over her fate, not wanting to leave her family behind, and she was overheard by a witch, who had been searching for fellow witches and places to haunt. The witch offered an ear to Lilyth, who told her of her woes and her reluctance to leave her family. The witch then offered to cast a spell that would reroute Lilyth’s soul into a portrait, so that she could roam the portraits in her home and watch her loved ones from beyond the grave. The witch said she wouldn’t do it for humans, but agreed to help Lilyth because she thought the latter was also a witch, and Lilyth went along with it so she could remain with her family.

On her death bed, Lilyth made three requests to her husband — to protect their daughters' beauty from the outside world, to have all her portraits hidden away so that no one could see them, and for her final wish, for Jack to give her daughters something currently unknown (hinted as a potrait of her in Episode 156, confirmed at Episode 167 as indeed her portrait wears a 'sexy gown') once they'd become women. What she was referring to is currently missing, having been stolen by Leland 14 years ago. During Invasion as Leland screwed idea to brings that portrait as 'home visit' gift - actually very helpful for the Cursed Princess Club side as a whole because after quick huddle with Jamie that hinting the witch way to lift 'eternal slumber curse' could be by letting the cursed victim to dreams portrait, Frederick's story that his palace's portraits is haunted by a mysterious spirit that makes him mistaken Gwen with the said spirit initially, as well as quick thinking by Aurelia as connecting everything by realizing how important the 'stolen portrait of the Pastel Queen' - it's eventually makes Gwen awaken with self-love at Episode 164. Lilyth's cause of death is a twist of Fairy Tale as "broken heart syndrome" is actually a real thing, so when Lilyth try to avoids the metaphorical one - she gets the literal one due to her weak heart's muscle.

## Quotes

Episode 116 especially regarding learning language so her relationship with Jack, Leelathae (Lilyth)/Jack, could become closer as knowing more of each other.

*I felt excited at the idea of being able to communicate with him and his world. The lessons did feel like they were moving very slowly, though. But it was okay. I had plenty of hours on my own to study ahead. And I was determined to learn as quickly as possible. Besides, I did not mind spending all my time studying in such a beautiful place.*

*I'm thankful that Jack's mother prevented me from being allowed to set foot into society because it started a fun tradition of board game nights at home with Jack*

*Though i did not know what he was saying at that moment... ...I knew that being with Jack was never something I'd regret.*

*I managed to make some new friends below the palace where there was a big, spacious forest.* Well, at least I know how to speak possum!

*However, I could not seem to get closer to any of Jack's family or friends.*

*It was around this time that I began making some progress with my studies.*

To learn a new language, you simply need to immerse yourself in all of the words and concepts surrounding you,... ...and allow them to enter into your brain and slowly expand... ...until they naturally flow from your tongue on their own. But the biggest factor that motivated me was a few intriguing illustrations I found in the books among the library. [Dogyssey] The first book seemed to only briefly show a brave warrior's encounter with a few fishtailed women at sea. [Little Mermaid] The second book's illustrations showed a girl who seemed to fall in love with a man and give up her voice in exchange for legs so that she could follow him to his homeland. [Melusine] Th-that's not just a girl with three fish tails -- That looks identical to the crest of the girls from our island!!

The Diary of Lilyth is explained in very disperse throughout Season 4 episodes especially by Aurelia who reads it intensely to the point that she has slight conflict with Frederick as asking about the location of Gwendolyn's bedroom. Aurelia whose carried by Celso gets mad and continues to reading the diary. After the fight of Frederick with Leland, Aurelia finally returns the diary to Gwen as the full content of the late Pastel Queen's inner thoughts are revealed which regarding of the 3 dying wishes.

***...I have three dying wishes... ,,,,Will you fulfill them?***

I know for a fact that Jack, who has vowed to never abuse magic for one's own gain, would never approve of what I've done. And he'll feel incredibly hurt that I did this behind his back. So I must chose my words carefully...

***My First Wish... ...is for you to protect our daughters' beauty from the outside world.***

I don't want them to carry the burden and shame... ...of everything the world wants them to be.

***My Second Wish... ...is to have all portraits of me hidden away so no one can see them...***

Not a single one of those paintings depict who I am. I want our children to see the real me... ...when I travel into all the other portraits in this palace... or into their dreams.

***My Third Wish, the final and the most important of all...** Please... Above all else, promise me this, Jack... ...That when you believe our daughters are ready to become women, I want you to sit them down... ...and give them one specific portrait of me. ...The one that hangs in the drawing room.*

*...it's just like when we first met each other. Do you remember, Jack?*

***We couldn't understand what the other saying back then. But even so, you've always looked at me with love and trust. And I need you to trust me now too... ... that everything will make sense once the third wish is fullfilled...***

*Jack... Don't say that...*

## Relationships

### Jack

*See main: Leelathae (Lilyth)/Jack*

Lilyth first met a stranded Jack while she was feeding the Braided Island's local vermin. While she took care of his sprained ankle, the two became close. Not wanting to say goodbye, Lilyth made a spur-of-the-moment decision to jump aboard his ship and return with him to the Pastel Kingdom The two were already in love at that point, despite their language barrier, and nothing could sway Jack's opinion of her. Jack found Lilyth to be beautiful and kind, and expected his parents to be happy when he announced his engagement to her.

While Jack's family tried desperately to split the two apart, they only continued to grow closer, with Lilyth deciding that she'd never regret being with Jack. Jack planned to propose to Lilyth after returning from an expedition. At this time, Jack's parents spoke to Lilyth and explained to her why they wouldn't accept her. Their harsh words got to Lilyth, and she resolved to never marry Jack or have children with him, fearing she pass on her "curse". Lilyth eventually broke things off with Jack reluctantly, stowing away on his ship. She happened to be in the same trunk as the Omniscient clam, and ended up asking it what her children with Jack would be like if she stayed with him. Relieved at its response that her children would be beautiful, Lilyth reunited with Jack and the two married, later having four children.

After Lilyth passed away, Jack missed her greatly, bursting into tears at the thought of her. He swore to respect her final wishes, even at the detriment of his children's feelings.

### Helena and Jesse

Jack's parents, Queen Helena and King Jesse, disapproved of Jack and Lilyth's relationship greatly. They found her ugly and a threat to their plan to find the secret of everlasting beauty through their family line. They initially believed Jack's love for Lilyth was a phase he would get over, with Helena making Lilyth take English lessons before their engagement would be recognized. Helena continued to try to get Jack to break up with Lilyth, leaving her out of social events and trying to get Jack to speak to other women. These attempts didn't work, though, as Jack would rather stay home with Lilyth. Jesse suggested commissioning a portrait of Lilyth, in the hopes that Jack would see her "in a clearer light". Jack, however, was delighted over the portrait and felt it was a sign of her being accepted into the family. When it became apparent that Jack and Lilyth were serious about each other, Jack's parents explained to Lilyth why they wouldn't accept her, and tried to get her to leave. Lilyth stood her ground, though after Helena told her The Story of Melusine, likening her to the mother in the story, she began to have doubts. Lilyth resolved to never marry Jack or have children with him, so that she wouldn't pass along her "curse". Despite managing to convince Lilyth to break up with Jack and leave, Helena and Jesse's plan ultimately failed, and Lilyth and Jack stayed happily married as long as she lived.

### Gaertlan

Gaertlan was another resident of the Braided Island. She was completely oblivious to his crush on her. On the day Leelathae met Jack, Gaertlan was going to make a courtship vase for her at the annual Ceramics Festival. According to the elders, his courting vase turned out more like a rejection urn. He quickly realized how apt this was, becoming jealous of Jack, and looking forward to his ankle healing so he would leave the island.

### Molly

Molly is the Pastel Palace servant, and helps Lilyth to eases herself in new environment.

### The Doctor

The Doctor is the professional medical advisor that gives spot on advice about Lilyth's urge for pregnancies. The doctor also helps Lilyth for all of her three labors, The doctor is very apolegetic as he notices too late that Lilyth got irrevisible terminal illness.

## Noves and Trivia

* Leelathae's language story and experience is described in detail at here: https://www.tumblr.com/cursed-princess-club/736030443133173760?source=share
* Leelathae's age has never been explicitly stated, but can be extrapolated:
	+ In Episode 115, her age is revealed to be 20 at the time when she met Jack, and Jack was 22. Jack's age is revealed to have been 30 when Prez saw him as a child at the Bippity Bop Gala. Her and Jack have a 2 year age gap, so Leelathae would be 28 by then, meaning she had already given birth to Maria, Lorena, Jamie, and Gwen — 3, 2, and 1 year olds respectively. While for Plaid Princes age: Blaine and Lance likely on similar age of 5 years old, Frederick 2 years old.
	+ When it's revealed that Leelathae (Lilyth)/Jack wedding is happened at the same time of Isolde is hugely pregnant with likely Blaine, that's mean their wedding likely happened at 20 years ago. As their oldest children, Maria, has age gap with Blaine for 2 years which could calculating for extrapolation as following:
	+ Gwen mentions that her mother passed when she was 3 years old, meaning two years after the Bippity Bop Gala, Leelathae passed. Based on this, Leelathae died at 30, while Jack at the time was 32 - becomes a single parent for four kids.
* Her real name, Leelathae, is only revealed in her diary, The Diary of Lilyth - and none of real life ethymology so far can decipher her real name meaning. Everyone, excluding the people of her homeland, had called her "Lilyth" since Jack misinterpreted her name - which officially becomes her new name in her new life at the Pastel Kingdom. Although, Leelathae seems very close to a Hindu name, Leeladhar.
	+ "Lilyth" seems to be a variation of the name "Lilith". In Jewish mythology, Lilith was Adam's first wife. She was banished from the Garden of Eden for demanding to be equal to him, and became the mother of all demons. The name itself means "night monster".
	+ "Leelathae" if indeed inspired by Leeladhar means it's relared to Hindu god. Leeladhar Meaning. : Lord Vishnu, One who indulges in play, Pastime, An epithet of Krishna, Epithet of Vishnu, Capable, One who works miracles, One of many names of Lord Krishna.
* Lilyth can bakes cookies and birthday cake, along with being very close with Possum as she can speaks with the vermin animals nicely. These traits inhirited to her youngest daughter, Gwendolyn. Lilyth also mistaken as fellow witch by Unnamed Witch, which happened to Gwen too as leading event of Jamie's Wake.
* At Episode 145, the portrait of Bippity Bop Gala featuring some Cursed Princess Club members and Gwendolyn/Frederick Relationship suddenly sparkles in pink aura and floating upwards to makes it moves position from Frederick's hand at deep of hole to the ground surface area where Laverne is. Some part of fandom theorized that as she's a spirit which has ability to posses any portraits within the home she's reside in - it means that she might posses the gala portrait that Leopold draws to makes Laverne grow interest that Whitney is in too. There's also an oddity at Plaid Palace's dungeon when Blaine refers Gwen as the ugliest daughter, Leland's hand suddenly smacking Blaine like it got possesed. So far, both of those posessions that might be from Lilyth's spirit is not confirmed yet.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 76
2. ↑ Episode 115
3. ↑ Episode 116
4. ↑ Episode 117
5. ↑ Episode 138
6. ↑ Episode 139
7. ↑ Episode 140