Ellie Levi

Irina Kleister (false name)

25+ - 26+ in 1946 (Flock'⁴⁴/ıı)

30+ in 1951 (Flock'⁴⁴/ıı, first epilogue)

54+ in 1975 (Flock'⁴⁴/ıı, second epilogue)

Woody Brown (Hair)

Nehemiah Bartosz / Mishael Levi (young half-brother)

Dalia Levi (aunt)

Francisco Levi (uncle)

Erza Levi (frist cousin, often marriage formerly)

Mildri Andres (daughter, with Mëltz von Braun via raped)

Fernando Andres (great-grandson)

**Elisheva Odeletta Lola ("Ellie" or "Evie") Levi** (1908 -) (***née***; Levi) (***married***; Wolfeborobergman), is an 30-years-old German-Austrian Jewish girl from upper class family in "Levi's Villa", and she was cousin of Azul Eggert Fried,

who witnesses her family killed by Nazis and who was imprisoned as a prisoner for 6 years by Mëltz who fled along with Hazel Lincoln Roche Freeman, Colonel Devoreaux Harris, Benedict Crépeau, Frank Lesniewski and Will Harris at concentration camp way to Nazi Occupation Denmark to Norway to found Ryan O'Kenny, Aiden Harris.

## Etymology

* "**Elisheva**" is of Hebrew origin and is derived from the elements "El" meaning "God" and "sheva" meaning "oath" or "vow." It is a variant of the name Elizabeth and is often associated with strong biblical figures. "Elisheva" can be interpreted to mean "God is my oath" or "God's promise."
* "**Odeletta**" has a meaning in French baby names, which is "Little spring." This meaning is significant as it aligns with Ellie's birth in the spring and her name being a French feminine name that symbolizes "Little spring."
* "**Lola**" is a name of Spanish origin that is often associated with vibrancy and playfulness. It can be traced back to the name Dolores, meaning "sorrows" or "suffering." However, "Lola" has taken on a more lighthearted and spirited connotation in modern usage.
* "**Levi**" is a Hebrew surname that is traditionally associated with the tribe of Levi in Jewish history. It is derived from the Hebrew word "Leviy," which means "joined" or "attached." The name Levi has also been associated with the concept of "joining" or "connecting" to a higher purpose or spiritual path.

**Nicknames**

* "**Evie**" is a diminutive form of various names, including Eve, Evelyn, and Eva. It is derived from the Hebrew name Chavvah or Chavah, which means "life" or "living." "Evie" can be seen as a symbol of vitality and the continuation of life.

## History

**Elisheva Elisabelle Evie Levi** was born on December 14th, 1908, into a wealthy family of Catalan Sephardic Jewish ancestry. They were well-known for their expertise in airship designing and aviation, particularly for creating the iconic Ironstein airships during World War I. Elisheva's father, Sr. Levi, was a respected WW1 general and renowned airship designer, Elisheva's birth mother, Lavinia, had Roma Sephardic Jewish heritage and certain physical characteristics such as albinism and hirsutism. Lavinia was brought to Sr. Levi's farm in Mexico City as one of his test subjects for studying disabilities. Unfortunately, Lavinia was mistreated and exploited by Sr. Levi, who used her as a test subject to scare customers away from his airship business. This led to backlash and boycotts from protectors of human rights, causing Sr. Levi to become angry. He then resorted to sexually abusing Lavinia and impregnated her during her seven-month imprisonment on his farm, While Sr. Levi initially wanted Lavinia to suffer a miscarriage, she gave birth to a baby girl without any birth defects. Lavinia tried to protect her newborn from Sr. Levi and sought the help of a man named Daniel.

However, it was later revealed that Daniel had actually sold the baby girl to Sr. Levi, following his orders, Sr. Levi then sent a man named Marcel Arthaud to take care of Ellie, who appeared to have birth defects. Sr. Levi had planned to sell her to a museum that collected specimens of birth defects. Despite Sr. Levi's cruel nature, Marcel, with his kind heart, realized that Ellie had no defects and decided to protect and raise her himself. Ellie grew up isolated from society under the strict control of her single father, Sr. Levi. During her childhood, she experienced stress and depression, possibly due to her genetic makeup. She often isolated herself from the world but sought happiness by playing with her father. Ellie remained loyal to her father despite his strictness, To prevent Ellie from discovering the truth about her birth mother, Sr. Levi kept quiet about Lavinia. Ellie believed herself to be an orphan, thinking her mother had died during childbirth. Although she tried to remain neutral, Ellie felt increasingly stressed as she grew older. Marcel, now a homeschooled doctor, noticed her nervousness around people and her desire to be happy. Ellie also held onto outdated beliefs about her own community, influenced by her father's views on Ashkenazi Jews, despite her Sephardic Jewish traditions.

Despite his scientific genius, Sr. Levi had a secret basement where he stored jars of deceased infants with birth defects for what he claimed were "scientific purposes." Ellie was unaware of this disturbing secret at the time. Marcel, who acted as a second father figure to Ellie, made it his mission to keep her away from her father's basement and ensure her happiness. Marcel attempted to explain Ellie's birth to Sr. Levi, but Sr. Levi avoided the conversation and silenced Marcel. Despite this, Marcel decided to leave behind the explanation of Ellie's birth mother and instead focused on teaching Ellie and taking her out to bring joy and smiles to her face. Unfortunately, Ellie's father's prejudices only fueled her paranoia over the years. Ellie received her education through homeschooling, with a governess named Adelina, who happened to be Marcel's wife. She was trained to become a pianist, but her father would harshly punish her if she didn't meet his high expectations. Despite the abuse and neglect, Ellie remained loyal to her family and loved her father deeply, even though he forced her into a marriage with her second cousin, Augustin Aigner, until she reached a certain age.

As Ellie grew older, her mental stability began to deteriorate, leading her to display impulsive behavior. Marcel, always protective of Ellie, tried his best to calm her paranoia. However, in late November, Sr. Levi started neglecting Ellie and even showed inappropriate attraction towards her. This caused Ellie a great deal of stress, which Marcel witnessed. Marcel attempted to get Sr. Levi to pay more attention to his daughter but was silenced for his efforts. During Christmas, Marcel and his wife, Adelina, invited Ellie to their home. Her father, preoccupied with other matters, failed to give her the attention she deserved. Marcel gifted Ellie a diary as a Christmas present, and she agreed to document her life within its pages. At the age of 13, Ellie experienced her first period, causing her heightened paranoia and stress. Feeling embarrassed and mistakenly believing she was ill, Ellie longed for her father's presence while he was away in Paris with his future wife, Tània. She mentioned that her father often made jokes about shoes, which managed to lighten her mood. During their teenage years in the 1920s, Ellie was a happy girl who was growing into adulthood. She attended a private non-Jewish school where she became popular among the boys, and girls often requested her company. It was during this time that she encountered Bennet, a 15-year-old Ashkenazi Jewish boy. Ellie felt nervous and tried to avoid him, but she pretended to be friendly. However, Bennet soon realized that Ellie was Jewish, specifically from the Levite family, and he responded kindly to her heritage.

Bennet and Ellie developed a friendship, and he often took her to a cafe to talk about their lives. Ellie was cautious about sharing information about herself, but she was intrigued to learn that Bennet was originally from Berlin. Bennet also showed Ellie some of his magical tricks, like palming and the French drop, which made her suspicious at first. Ellie nervously mistook him for being Roma, but Bennet clarified that he actually lived among circus magicians and learned tricks from skilled performers. This revelation surprised Ellie even more. One day, while Bennet and Ellie were together, they encountered Marcel, who mistakenly thought they were on a date. This embarrassing moment made them both laugh it off. However, their laughter was short-lived as they were caught by an angry principal, resulting in them having to return to school. Back at home, Ellie received news that her mother, Tània, was going to marry Sr. Levi. Despite her privileged upbringing, Ellie had formed a close bond with her baby half-brother Miguel, whom she often protected. She knew that Miguel would carry on their father's name for Levi's Enterprise. At school, Ellie often spotted Bennet performing tricks for his male classmates. While thinking about the French Revolution for a history assignment, Ellie finished her homework and observed some female students passing notes. She found herself distracted by Bennet, who got in trouble with the staff for his tricks.

One sunny afternoon during lunch, Ellie overheard some girls talking about how cute Bennet was. She carried her tray and joined a group of girls, including Ines, Josephine, Bernadette, Julietta, and Colette. Ellie introduced herself, and the girls welcomed her. Ines and Bernadette complimented Ellie on her hair, which she had done at home. They discussed redheads with curly hair, and Colette also shared her thoughts on hair. After lunch, Ellie and Bennet walked off to the streets near the market. Bennet needed Ellie to be a distraction while he avoided being caught by the teachers. Ellie agreed to help him once, and Bennet quickly changed into different clothes from a nearby hanging rack. As a teacher searched for Bennet, Ellie acted as if she didn't see him. The teacher approached her, realizing she was a student from the school. Ellie tried to avoid suspicion and noticed a festival happening nearby, which distracted the teacher. Bennet took the opportunity to run off, and the teachers spotted him, but Ellie couldn't help but laugh as they got hit with bread. The next day, while Ellie was walking home and reading a book about William Shakespeare at a cafe, Bennet surprised her with tickets to a magical show. As Ellie's doubts about magic grew, she couldn't help but associate it with the stories she had heard about Roma, who used magic tricks to deceive and exploit their victims. She shared her concerns with Bennet, expressing her belief that magic could be a tool for wickedness and manipulation. Bennet, being a skilled magician himself, understood Ellie's reservations. He empathized with her perspective but also believed that magic, when used responsibly and ethically, could be a source of wonder and joy. He saw an opportunity to help Ellie overcome her doubts by inviting her to be his guest at his upcoming magic show. Ellie's stepmother, Tània, and her father, Sr. Levi, was concerned about Ellie's association with Bennet due to his magic tricks. When Ellie explained that Bennet was not Roma and that his magic tricks were meant for fun, her father understood. Ellie had also told him about Bennet being a Jewish boy at her school and how she had tried to avoid him, not wanting to disappoint her father and wanting to be a good daughter to him. Sr. Levi, who was not angry with her, smiled and showed his deep love for her in his own heart.

Realizing that Ellie had learned her lesson and was genuinely sorry, Sr. Levi forgave her and lifted her punishment. The next day, Ellie woke up determined to understand magic better and fully embrace it. She continued attending Bennet's magic shows and was captivated by his tricks and the joy they brought to the audience. However, a few weeks later, Ellie received the news that Bennet's family had decided to move back to Berlin. She felt a mix of sadness and gratitude for the time they had spent together. On their last meeting, she gave Bennet a heartfelt hug and bid him farewell, expressing her hopes of seeing him again in the future. To keep the memories of their magical adventures alive, Ellie decided to write about Bennet in her diary. She poured her thoughts and emotions onto the pages, describing their encounters, the lessons she had learned, and the impact Bennet had made on her life. Feeling guilty for disobeying her father, Ellie apologized to him for hanging out with Bennet against his wishes. She acknowledged her mistake and promised to be more mindful of his concerns in the future. Her father, realizing that Ellie had learned her lesson and genuinely regretted her actions, forgave her and lifted her punishment. The following week, Ellie eagerly went to school, excited for her science class. She had been searching for a science partner and decided to team up with Colette. They spent over an hour studying together, delving into various scientific concepts. During their study session, Ellie couldn't help but notice Bennet sitting at a table nearby. Her heart skipped a beat, and she felt a rush of nervousness. She purposefully avoided making eye contact with him once the class ended. Meanwhile, Bennet observed Ellie hanging out with her group of friends, while he spent time with his own group of boys. After school, Ellie joined her friends at a cozy café. Their conversation revolved around dresses, but soon a surprising revelation emerged. Bernadette, one of Ellie's friends, disclosed that she was dating a wealthy Spaniard named Richard Alonso, who happened to be friends with Bennet. Ellie congratulated Bernadette on her newfound love, and the girls laughed off the situation, with even the boys, including Bennet, joining in the merriment. As they strolled through the streets, Ellie couldn't shake off her nervousness around Bennet. Despite their friendship, she couldn't help but feel a tinge of uncertainty. Eventually, they all ended up at a beautiful fountain, where they noticed a group of cameramen capturing various moments. The friends decided to seize the opportunity and have their picture taken at the fountain. Bennet even bought a cremeaman, adding to the joyful ambiance. In a delightful surprise, Bennet showed his support for Ellie by sitting in the front row during one of her favorite magic performances. Ellie's anticipation grew as the magician dazzled the audience with mind-boggling tricks. In an intimate moment, Bennet leaned closer to Ellie and whispered, "I could learn those tricks too, you know." Her heart fluttered at the thought of Bennet showcasing his own magical abilities on stage, captivating the crowd just like the magician they were watching. Ellie couldn't help but smile, imagining the sheer joy it would bring them both. On another occasion, Ellie and Bennet bonded over their shared love for storytelling. They would venture into the depths of the library, finding a cozy spot to delve into adventure novels and fairy tales. Ellie's voice would bring the characters to life, resonating with their emotions as she read aloud. Bennet would listen intently, occasionally adding his own imaginative twists to the plot. Together, they laughed, dreamed, and created their own enchanting narratives, forming a deep connection through their shared passion.

As days turned into weeks, Ellie continued to attend Bennet's magic shows, captivated by his tricks and the joy they brought to the audience. However, one day, she received the bittersweet news that Bennet's family had decided to move back to Berlin. His father longed to return to his homeland, and Ellie couldn't help but feel a mix of sadness and gratitude for the time she had spent with Bennet. As Bennet prepared for his final magic performance on the school campus, he had a special request for Ellie to be his guest. Despite her nerves due to her father's broken promises, Ellie decided to join Bennet and become part of his magical tricks. With Ellie hiding inside a blanket, their friends watched suspiciously, unsure if she would truly disappear. Some encouraged Bennet's tricks, while others hoped Ellie would vanish. As Bennet removed the blanket, a flock of birds flew into the sky, leaving the crowd in awe. Bennet then encouraged everyone to search for Ellie among the audience, and they heard her voice. To their surprise, Bennet also made himself disappear using his coat, leaving everyone amazed and wondering if he was an illusionist or practicing black magic. Eventually, Bennet revealed that the viewers had to say a magic password, which caused Ellie and Bennet to pop out from behind the curtain. The audience cheered for their performances, and Ellie's friend, who knew the password, played a key role in their act. However, their success attracted the attention of teachers who pursued them. Ellie and Bennet swiftly ran off, using their magic tricks to vanish, and found refuge on a bus. In their final meeting, Ellie embraced Bennet in a heartfelt hug and said goodbye, promising to cherish the memories of their magical adventures. Determined to preserve their special bond, Ellie decided to write about Bennet in her diary. She poured her thoughts and emotions onto the pages, describing their encounters, the lessons she had learned, and the profound impact Bennet had made on her life. Through reliving these moments in her diary entries, Ellie found solace and held onto the memories of her time with Bennet. She knew that although they had taken different paths, the magic they had experienced together would always hold a special place in her heart.

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surprised Ellie with tickets to a magic show. They sat in the front row, eagerly waiting for the performance to begin. As the magician dazzled the audience with his mind-boggling tricks, Bennet leaned closer to Ellie and whispered, "I could learn those tricks too, you know." Ellie couldn't help but smile, imagining Bennet on stage, captivating the crowd with his own magical abilities.

On another occasion, Ellie shared her love for storytelling with Bennet. They would find a cozy spot in the library and lose themselves in the pages of adventure novels and fairy tales. Ellie would read aloud, her voice carrying the characters' emotions and bringing the stories to life. Bennet would listen intently, occasionally interjecting with his own imaginative twists to the plot. They would laugh and dream together, creating their own enchanting narratives.

One winter evening, Bennet surprised Ellie with a homemade dinner. He had spent the entire day carefully preparing her favorite dishes, filling the room with tantalizing aromas. They sat across from each other, sharing stories and laughter as they savored each bite. Ellie couldn't help but be moved by Bennet's thoughtfulness and the effort he had put into making the evening special.

These moments between Bennet and Ellie were filled with warmth, trust, and a genuine connection. Their friendship blossomed in unexpected ways, bringing joy and companionship into their lives. They cherished these moments, knowing that their bond was something truly special.

**Elisheva Elisabelle Evie Levi** was born on December 14th, 1906, into a wealthy and influential family in Europe. Her father, Sr. Levi, was a WW1 general and a renowned airship designer, and her real birth-mother, Lavinia who was Roma albino and hirsutism from Mexican freak show village were Lavinia was sexual abuses by Sr. Levi.

while her mother, Tània Levi, was a homewife. The family, of Catalan Sephardic Jewish ancestry, were well-known for their expertise in airship designing and aviation, and were responsible for creating the iconic Ironstein airships during World War I. Despite her privileged upbringing, Ellie formed a close bond with her younger brother Miguel, whom she often protected due to their neglectful mother. Ellie acted as a mother figure to Miguel and found solace in drawing and writing in her diary about her life and fears. Her cousin Jonah, who visited during summers, also played a significant role in Ellie's life and provided her with a kind and loving relationship. Ellie's father held onto outdated beliefs about women, minorities, and even members of his own community. He was deeply prejudiced against Romani people and held ableist views towards Ellie and Tània, claiming Tània was nothing to him. Despite his scientific genius, Sr. Levi also had a secret basement where he kept jars of dead infants with birth defects for "scientific purposes," something Ellie was unaware of at the time.

Her father's prejudices fueled Ellie's paranoia over the years. As she grew older, her mental stability deteriorated, and she began exhibiting impulsive behavior. Her brother Miguel eventually developed a similar condition, adding to the burden on their family. Sr. Levi grew tired of their behavior and began neglecting both Ellie and Miguel, while Jonah continued to be a positive influence in Ellie's life. Ellie's mother, Tània, was also neglectful due to stress and health issues. After an assessment, Ellie was diagnosed with anhedonia, which was believed to be caused by genetics inherited from her mother. She became convinced that her father resented her, which was evidenced by self-inflicted scars on her body and extreme agitation when asked about him. Despite her struggles, Ellie remained devoted to her family and their traditions. She continued to care for her brother and tried her best to meet her father's expectations, even though she felt unloved and unwanted. However, her condition continued to deteriorate, and she struggled to cope with the overwhelming feelings of anxiety and paranoia that consumed her.

Ellie was homeschooled by a Catalan governess and trained to be a pianist, but her father would punish her severely if she did not meet his expectations. Despite the abuse and neglect, Ellie remained loyal to her family and loved her father deeply, even though he forced her to marry her second cousin, Augustin Aigner. Sr. Levi disapproved of Ellie dating non-Jewish and Ashkenazi Jewish men and continued to exert his influence over her life, reminding her of her duties as a daughter and a member of the Levi family. As she grew older, Ellie became more traditional and little paranoid and began to take care of her younger brother, Miquel, when their mother was not around. She would read him stories of knights rescuing princesses in castles, as Ellie want keeping alive the Levi family traditions. Despite her loyalty, Sr. Levi continued to exert his influence over Ellie's life, often reminding her of her duties as a daughter and a member of the Levi family. He forced Ellie to marry her second cousin, Augustin Aigner, as he disapproved of her dating non-Jewish and Ashkenazi Jewish men. Nevertheless, Ellie remained devoted to her family and their traditions.

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Wulf, driven by his twisted and warped mind, devised a plan that involved sending the lifeless body of a baby girl to the museum of birth defects. His intention was for her deceased body to be dissected and put on display, serving as a horrifying exhibit that would illustrate the traumatic defects that had caused her immense suffering. In his depravity, he even expressed a sick desire for the baby to undergo vivisection, becoming a part of Himmlerman's collection of scientifically impaired specimens. He likened these specimens to sick animals, Sephardic individuals, Levites, and even labeled Sephardic whores like Ellie.

Wulf's ultimate goal was to further traumatize Elisabelle, leaving her with haunting memories of her broken mind, while he callously ordered for Ellie to be taken away, condemning her to a life of imprisonment in a sex prison as he heartlessly sold her out to SS Officers.

Relationships Ellie's personality and relationship with Elva were intricately intertwined, with each influencing and enhancing the other.

Ellie, initially guarded and skeptical, gradually opened up to Elva's presence. Elva's ethereal and nurturing nature had a calming effect on Ellie, allowing her to trust and confide in her. Through their interactions, Ellie's reserved demeanor softened, and she became more receptive to the guidance and support Elva offered.

Elva's unwavering belief in Ellie's abilities helped to bolster her confidence. She saw the potential in Ellie, even when Ellie doubted herself. Elva's encouragement and gentle nudges pushed Ellie to confront her fears, embrace her own strength, and step into her role as a protector for the children.

Ellie admired Elva's selflessness and dedication to the children's well-being. Elva's love for the children was evident in her every action and word, which resonated deeply with Ellie. This admiration sparked a sense of responsibility within Ellie, motivating her to become a worthy successor to Elva's mission.

Their relationship was marked by mutual respect and understanding. Ellie valued Elva's wisdom and guidance, while Elva cherished Ellie's determination and resilience. They complemented each other, with Ellie's grounded nature balancing Elva's ethereal presence.

As their bond grew, Ellie found solace and comfort in Elva's company. Elva became a source of strength and inspiration for Ellie, reminding her of the importance of love, compassion, and resilience in the face of adversity.

Although Elva's departure left Ellie with a sense of loss, she carried the lessons and memories of their time together in her heart. Their relationship had a profound impact on Ellie's growth and development, shaping her into a compassionate and determined individual who would continue Elva's legacy with unwavering dedication.

In summary, Ellie's personality and relationship with Elva were intertwined in a way that allowed her to grow, gain confidence, and embrace her role as a protector. Elva's nurturing and wise presence helped Ellie tap into her inner strength and become the person she was meant to be.

## Relationships and Development

### Elva Lehmann

Ellie's personality and relationship with Elva were intricately intertwined, Ellie reactions to Elva Lehmann depicts a complex and layered relationship with Elva, her sister. Their relationship is characterized by a mix of love, frustration, and longing, with each influencing and enhancing the other, Ellie, initially guarded and skeptical, gradually opened up to Elva's presence. Elva's ethereal and nurturing nature had a calming effect on Ellie, allowing her to trust and confide in her. Through their interactions, Ellie's reserved demeanor softened, and she became more receptive to the guidance and support Elva offered, Elva's unwavering belief in Ellie's abilities helped to bolster her confidence. She saw the potential in Ellie, even when Ellie doubted herself. Elva's encouragement and gentle nudges pushed Ellie to confront her fears, embrace her own strength, and step into her role as a protector for the children, Ellie admired Elva's selflessness and dedication to the children's well-being. Elva's love for the children was evident in her every action and word, which resonated deeply with Ellie. This admiration sparked a sense of responsibility within Ellie, motivating her to become a worthy successor to Elva's mission.

Their relationship was marked by mutual respect and understanding. Ellie valued Elva's wisdom and guidance, while Elva cherished Ellie's determination and resilience. They complemented each other, with Ellie's grounded nature balancing Elva's ethereal presence, As their bond grew, Ellie found solace and comfort in Elva's company. Elva became a source of strength and inspiration for Ellie, reminding her of the importance of love, compassion, and resilience in the face of adversity, Although Elva's departure left Ellie with a sense of loss, she carried the lessons and memories of their time together in her heart. Their relationship had a profound impact on Ellie's growth and development, shaping her into a compassionate and determined individual who would continue Elva's legacy with unwavering dedication, In summary, Ellie's personality and relationship with Elva were intertwined in a way that allowed her to grow, gain confidence, and embrace her role as a protector. Elva's nurturing and wise presence helped Ellie tap into her inner strength and become the person she was meant to be.

Ellie's deep love for Elva is evident throughout the episode. She cares for her sister deeply and is willing to do whatever it takes to help her, even if it means sacrificing her own needs and desires. Ellie's unwavering support for Elva is a testament to the strong bond they share as siblings, However, there is also an underlying sense of frustration that Ellie experiences in her relationship with Elva. Elva's struggles and past trauma have caused her to become distant and emotionally closed off. This detachment leaves Ellie feeling helpless at times, as she wants to connect with her sister on a deeper level but finds it challenging, Despite the difficulties, Ellie continues to hold onto hope and remains determined to mend their relationship. She longs for the connection they once had and is willing to put in the effort to rebuild it. This highlights her resilience and commitment to their bond, showing her unwavering dedication to Elva, Ultimately, Ellie's relationship with Elva is a portrayal of the complexities and challenges that can arise within sibling dynamics. It showcases the power of unconditional love and the perseverance required to navigate through difficult times, emphasizing the importance of empathy, understanding, and forgiveness in maintaining and strengthening familial bonds.

## Personality

### Elva Lehmann

Ellie is a complex character with a deep and multifaceted personality. She is emotionally sensitive and tends to isolate herself from the world, likely due to the hardships she has faced in her upbringing. Despite this, Ellie shows remarkable resilience in navigating difficult circumstances. She plays the role of a caretaker for the Lebensblood children in D-Company, acting as both a big sister and a mother figure, Ellie's loyalty is unwavering, as she remains fiercely devoted to her family despite mistreatment from her father and towards her birth mother. This loyalty extends to her friendship with Bennet, as she stands by him and supports him throughout their magical adventures. Ellie finds solace and understanding through introspection and writing in her diary, reflecting on her experiences, lessons learned, and the impact others have had on her life, Ellie's childhood was marked by neglect from her father, and the revelation of her origins as a raped baby during a freakshow intensifies her anger and deepens her resentment towards the world. She views herself as cursed and believes that she should not have survived birth. This leads her to become extremely detached and bitter towards her own existence. Ellie carries the scars of her trauma, perceiving the world as a hellish place, Ellie often isolates herself as a way to cope with her overwhelming emotions, carrying a profound sense of brokenness and pain. However, it is during her time in D-Company that she encounters Elva Lehmann, a pregnant German woman, who becomes a source of support and helps Ellie begin to heal from her trauma, finding some semblance of normalcy again. Ellie's nightmares continue to haunt her, causing her to run away and distance herself from D-Company. She even attempts suicide in an effort to escape these nightmares, but is saved by Jonah and Miki.

Ellie has endured immense suffering, including rape and multiple suicide attempts. However, she remains resolute in her mission to protect and care for the children, striving to make a positive difference in their lives. Despite the challenges she faces in her search for her biological daughter, Miki, Ellie never loses hope and yearns for their reunion, Throughout the series, Ellie battles with a profound lack of happiness due to the brutal rape and forced impregnation she endured. Her internal conflict between seeking justice and showing compassion adds to her inner turmoil. Nevertheless, Ellie embodies strength, compassion, and resilience as she navigates intense emotions and strives to protect and care for the children, Her main goal is to shield Miki from the evils of the world and ensure her safety. Ellie consistently shows love and affection to the children, bringing joy and entertainment to their lives. She also takes on the responsibility of teaching Jonah how to confront his violent behavior and find inner calm, Despite the challenges she faces, Ellie never loses hope and continues to fight for the children's well-being. Her character embodies strength, resilience, and a deep sense of compassion as she strives to protect and care for those who are vulnerable, In the end, Ellie's journey brings her to a place of healing and acceptance. She finds love and support in her marriage to Kristof Bogartte and becomes an adopted mother to the Lebensblood children and Miki's family. Ellie's focus shifts from the horrors of the past to healing and protecting the youthful generations affected by the war and the Holocaust.

Certainly! Ellie's character in the episode "Waiting For Elva" depicts a complex and layered relationship with Elva, her sister. Their relationship is characterized by a mix of love, frustration, and longing.

Ellie's deep love for Elva is evident throughout the episode. She cares for her sister deeply and is willing to do whatever it takes to help her, even if it means sacrificing her own needs and desires. Ellie's unwavering support for Elva is a testament to the strong bond they share as siblings.

However, there is also an underlying sense of frustration that Ellie experiences in her relationship with Elva. Elva's struggles and past trauma have caused her to become distant and emotionally closed off. This detachment leaves Ellie feeling helpless at times, as she wants to connect with her sister on a deeper level but finds it challenging.

Despite the difficulties, Ellie continues to hold onto hope and remains determined to mend their relationship. She longs for the connection they once had and is willing to put in the effort to rebuild it. This highlights her resilience and commitment to their bond, showing her unwavering dedication to Elva.

Ultimately, Ellie's relationship with Elva is a portrayal of the complexities and challenges that can arise within sibling dynamics. It showcases the power of unconditional love and the perseverance required to navigate through difficult times, emphasizing the importance of empathy, understanding, and forgiveness in maintaining and strengthening familial bonds.

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Ellie is a complex and emotionally sensitive character who has endured significant trauma and hardship throughout her life. She has a tendency to isolate herself from others and carries a deep sense of bitterness and detachment towards the world. Despite these challenges, Ellie exhibits remarkable resilience and loyalty, particularly towards her family and friends, Her upbringing was marked by neglect from her father, which led to feelings of abandonment and a lack of trust. Discovering the truth about her origins as a product of rape during a freakshow intensified her anger and resentment, causing her to view herself as cursed and undeserving of life. Ellie often struggles with feelings of self-hatred and a belief that she should not have survived, Ellie's experiences as a sex slave to SS officers have left her with deep emotional scars and traumatic memories. She grapples with distressing flashbacks and nightmares, which she desperately seeks to escape through various means, including attempting suicide. Despite these dark moments, Ellie finds solace in introspection and writing in her diary, reflecting on her experiences and the impact others have had on her life.

Throughout her journey, Ellie undergoes a transformative process of healing and growth. Encountering Elva Lehmann, a pregnant German woman who has also suffered from sexual slavery, helps Ellie to better understand the darkness that surrounds them. Elva's powerful words and experiences resonate deeply with Ellie, igniting a determination to protect and care for vulnerable children, Ellie's character embodies strength, compassion, and resilience as she navigates intense emotions and strives to make a positive difference in the lives of the children in D-Company. She acts as a caretaker and mother figure to them, providing love, support, and guidance. Despite her own struggles, Ellie remains focused on ensuring the well-being and safety of the children, even going so far as to teach Jonah to confront his violent behavior and find inner calm, While Ellie faces many challenges in her search for her biological daughter, Miki, she never loses hope and continues to yearn for their reunion. She stands by Miki's side, supporting her through her own traumas and advocating for her well-being. Together with her allies, Astrid, Margu, and Aleksy, Ellie works tirelessly to create an environment that nurtures healing and protects Miki and her unborn children, Overall, Ellie's character is a testament to resilience, loyalty, and the power of love in the face of adversity. She demonstrates the capacity for personal growth and the ability to overcome one's own pain to care for others.

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Ellie is a complex character who is emotionally sensitive and tends to isolate herself from the world. She plays the role of a caretaker for the Lebensblood children in D-Company, acting as both a big sister and a mother figure. Despite the hardships she has faced in her upbringing, Ellie shows remarkable resilience in navigating difficult circumstances. She remains fiercely loyal to her family, even in the face of mistreatment from her father and towards her birth mother. This loyalty also extends to her friendship with Bennet, as she stands by him and supports him throughout their magical adventures. Ellie finds solace and understanding through introspection and writing in her diary, reflecting on her experiences, lessons learned, and the impact others have had on her life, Ellie's childhood was marked by neglect from her father

The revelation of Ellie's origins as a raped baby during a freakshow intensifies her anger and deepens her resentment towards the world, causing her to lose trust in her father. Ellie views herself as cursed and believes she should not have survived birth. This leads her to become extremely detached and bitter towards her own existence. While Jonah tries to confront her and assures her that her origins do not bother him, Ellie wishes she had died in a death camp, which disturbs Jonah. She becomes nervous around males in D-Company and tends to keep to herself, quietly interacting with females. Ellie also experiences distressing flashbacks of her horrific life as a sex slave to SS officers. In an attempt to find relief, she pleads with Miki to use her telepathic abilities to erase these traumatic memories. However, Miki is unable to do so, leaving Ellie disappointed. She then seeks help from Kleo, hoping her Roma magic can heal her mind, but Kleo informs her that her magical abilities are not suitable for healing Ellie's pain. This further adds to Ellie's disappointment, causing her to have a meltdown. Elva, witnessing Ellie's distress, slaps her but later apologizes, understanding the pain Ellie carries and the burden of feeling cursed, On one occasion, while Jonah is training, Ellie approaches him and blames him for not being there for her during the attack on Levi's Mansió. Jonah, however, runs away, leaving Ellie to bear the pain of her past experiences as a sex slave. She carries the scars of her trauma, perceiving the world as a hellish place. Eventually, Jonah confronts her and insists that she was never meant to die in a death camp or be killed by Nazis. Ellie often isolates herself as a way to cope with her overwhelming emotions, carrying a profound sense of brokenness and pain. It is during her time in D-Company that she encounters Elva Lehmann, a pregnant German woman, who becomes a source of support and helps Ellie begin to heal from her trauma, finding some semblance of normalcy again, Ellie's nightmares continue to haunt her, causing her to run away and distance herself from D-Company. She even attempts suicide by drowning in an effort to escape these nightmares. However, Jonah saves her during an attack by the Deep Ones. Ellie becomes lost in the woods for over two days. In another instance, she tries to jump from a 54-foot apex bridge on an abandoned airship. These nightmares stem from her traumatic experiences with SS officers. Fortunately, her biological daughter, Miki, who possesses telepathic abilities, comes to her rescue. Miki uses her powers to protect Ellie from the nightmares and erase the memories of her suicide attempts. She then guides Ellie back to the safety of D-Company.

Ellie has endured immense suffering, including rape and four suicide attempts. When Elva learns about Ellie's attempts, she empathizes with the pain Ellie is going through, thanks to information provided by Jonah and Miki. Elva pleads with Ellie not to die, even threatening to take her own life along with her unborn child if Ellie goes through with it. This deeply disturbs Ellie, leading her to decide against committing suicide, honoring Elva's plea. Elva confronts Ellie, urging her to accept herself as a raped baby and not end her own existence. Ellie begins to understand Elva's words and forgives Jonah for not saving her. She sincerely apologizes to Jonah for disturbing him during the drowning incident and expresses gratitude to Miki for saving her from her nightmares, unaware of the fact that Miki is her biological daughter, Ellie's initial ignorance of the abuse the children suffer and the true nature of Father Bronebakk gradually transforms as she becomes more involved in Elva's story and learns about the horrifying experiences of German women and girls who were subjected to sexual slavery by the Red Army. Through Elva's harrowing account of multiple rapes and the burden of carrying an unborn child conceived through these atrocities, Ellie starts to grasp the darkness that surrounds them. Elva's powerful words resonate deeply within Ellie, reminding her of the importance of ensuring that all children are loved and have the right to exist in this world, regardless of their origins. This realization sparks a fierce determination in Ellie to carry on Elva's legacy and bring light into the lives of vulnerable children, However, Ellie's journey is not without its challenges. The death of Elva and the disappearance of her biological daughter, Miki, leave Ellie feeling alone and reflective on their relationship. Instead of seeking support, she chooses to cope with her struggles on her own. Throughout the series, Ellie battles with a profound lack of happiness due to the brutal rape and forced impregnation she endured at the hands of Wulf. Her internal conflict between seeking justice and showing compassion adds to her inner turmoil.

Nevertheless, Ellie remains resolute in her mission to make a positive difference in the lives of the children. Her character embodies strength, compassion, and resilience as she navigates intense emotions and strives to protect and care for them. The weight of guilt, shame, and a longing for acceptance and understanding from her traumatic experiences shape her perception of herself and the world, While Ellie remains focused on caring for the Lebensblood children and other children affected by the war, upon saved Edith from Ilsabellen to had empathy for Ilsabellen.

her main goal is to search for Miki and shield her from the evils of the world. She consistently shows love and affection to the children, bringing joy and entertainment to their lives with the help of Kleo's magical talents. Ellie also takes on the responsibility of teaching Jonah how to confront his violent behavior and find inner calm. She entrusts Liesel, Lilla, Kalli, Amelina, and Cosette to serve as nurses and caretakers for the children at D-Company, while the boys become chefs. Despite the challenges she faces in her search for Miki, Ellie never loses hope and yearns for the reunion with her birth daughter, Ellie's tireless efforts in assisting D-Company not only inspire hope but also contribute to the mission of dismantling the Nazi regime, ultimately paving the way for peace and a brighter future, When Ellie is finally reunited with Miki, who was rescued by Astrid, a Güntherten daughter, from the clutches of her abusive uncle, Beowulf Güntherten, a mix of hope and paranoia consumes Ellie. Uncovering the extent of the trauma inflicted upon Miki by Beowulf's hands, Ellie also discovers that she herself is pregnant as a result of Beowulf's actions. Witnessing Miki's youth and pregnancy, Ellie becomes acutely aware of the physical and emotional toll she has endured. Overwhelmed with sadness, Ellie realizes the extent to which she had allowed her daughter to be enveloped in darkness.

However, Margu enters the picture, offering words of encouragement and urging Ellie not to abandon Miki in light of the hardships she has faced. Margu reminds Ellie that Miki deserves love and support, considering the circumstances she has endured. With Margu's help, Ellie works to empower Miki to overcome her scars and find the strength to rise above the trauma. They strive to shield her from further violence inflicted by the Güntherten family and Beowulf, all while ensuring the protection of Miki's unborn children from the exploitation of Güntherten power, Ellie frequently advises Miki to prioritize her love for her children and distance herself from the Güntherten family, recognizing the need for a guardian for the vulnerable children. It is during this challenging time that Aleksy Piotr, a Polish boy and Miki's best friend, enters the picture. Aleksy shares the tragic news that his parents were either killed during the Soviet Berlin raids or sent to a death camp. Learning that Miki is at D-Company, Aleksy becomes determined to reconnect with his friend. Miki, however, tries to keep her distance from Aleksy, fearing that her situation may burden him. Ellie intervenes, assuring Miki that she will always be there for her and orchestrating a meeting between Aleksy and Miki. With Margu's support, Ellie warmly welcomes Aleksy as he visits Miki, who is now five months pregnant, which leaves Aleksy slightly shocked, As Ellie continues to support Miki alongside Astrid and Margu, they explore options such as adoption or marriage to Aleksy, considering what will be best for Miki's healing process. Aleksy, who is determined to remain by Miki's side and be a guardian to her unborn children, believes they are his responsibility. Inspired by his dedication, Ellie joins their support network, offering her guidance and assistance, Together, Ellie, Astrid, Margu, and Aleksy provide Miki with the love, care, and protection she desperately needs. They work tirelessly to create an environment that nurtures her healing, shielding her from the traumas of the past and paving the way for a brighter future, As Miki who warned Ellie not meets her father Wulf as Miki's telepathic precognition to warning Wulf knowing that Miki's pregnancy as Wulf told Miki he going to killed her unborn children due the raped that affect believed that Beowulf who want revenge by Güntherten family for killing Old Emperor Edgetheow as Wulf want planned to whip out the Güntherten family bloodline hoping these children will pay, as Ellie decided agreed with Miki to kept her in secret from Wulf as Wulf who found D-Company as Wulf found Miki who now 8 mouths-old, as Miki realized her fear comes true as Wulf who angry as he goes want after the Güntherten family frist so he wait until these children are born so eats them getting their grandfather's treatment, as Ellie and D-Company are angry at Wulf as Ellie and D-Company who decide to protect her children as Jonah will goes after Wulf to trh to stop his Güntherten family.

Wulf getting confront of terrified Ellie to begged them to stop as Wulf landed turned back to human with angered as Ellie who never afraid as she begged to gaved his grandchildren life as if he killed them they going to stay in path where he never come back or reborn of next life, as he going becomes more murderous just like Nazis and ether sides are doing, Miki was here for Wulf as she don't want see Wulf goes to raged as the Miki want her children to want born in this world as they just still children are not born with pain as Wulf passed off Ellie as Wulf flight in speed to serches for Miki, as Wulf landed at the hospital as D-Company and Hazel who planned a traped on him are flight to fighting off Wulf to protect Miki and her children, Miki soon gaven birth at Karin's house at Poland as she gaved birth to two boys who appears healthy had Wulf's similar features, Upon Wulf almost destination of hospital as Wulf who mangaend defect half of the D-Company as he interrogate Trace with threats of violences as Ellie angry to made him stop to planned violence as Wulf who approached at Ellie as Wulf try threats on Ellie for stopping him as Ellie pushes Wulf away for being a crazed murderous man as Ellie told him to look around as he witnessed the mass destruction of the city as he hread of tefferied and crying wemon and children manly citizens, as Wulf in shocking as Wulf walked away in quietly flight off as Ellie emotional, As Ellie meets her twins grandsons she was happy that her grandsons are beautifully healthy and her daughter survived gaven birth as Ellie who want kept care for grandchildren with blessings as she was there for Miki's support and trusted of Jonah and Margu who takes cared of her grandsons safety from Wulf, As Ellie who getting face to face to Wulf as Ellie who try to talked to Wulf to leaves Miki's children alone, as Ellie as a mother to kept the innocents from horror of evil, as Wulf passes her off as Ellie begged to Wulf to open his heart to saw these children that Miki was holds was his own beautiful sons that he pass on, Wulf ignored Ellie's words which it caused Ellie break down crying, meanwhile Ellie disguised as Miki as Wulf

walked passed Ellie as Ellie threatened Wulf to jump off the roof if Wulf is going to killed his grandsons, however when cult who ambushed Ellie for sacrifice for Cthulhu as Ellie with brave heart believes it was the end as Jonah saved her with team up with Wulf and D-Company as Wulf who sacrifices himself to saved the world from upcoming apocalypse to forgiveness himself to saved Miki and his grandsons and Ellie to had life to accept the curel world until he died, at the end Ellie who married ex-Adlerkrieger Kristof Bogartte as Ellie now new adopted mother to the Lebensblood children and Miki's family as she now lived in Eastren parts of Berlin after the end of the war as Ellie takes not care for Lebensblood but the children and Miki's family are affected of the war and Holocaust as Ellie focused to heal and protection for youthful generations.

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As Miki who warned Ellie not meets her father Wulf as Miki's telepathic precognition to warning Wulf knowing that Miki's pregnancy as Wulf told Miki he going to killed her unborn children due the raped that affect believed that Beowulf who want revenge by Güntherten family for killing Old Emperor Edgetheow as Wulf want planned to whip out the Güntherten family bloodline hoping these children will pay, as Ellie decided agreed with Miki to kept her in secret from Wulf as Wulf who found D-Company as Wulf found Miki who now 8 mouths-old, as Miki realized her fear comes true as Wulf who angry as he goes want after the Güntherten family frist so he wait until these children are born so eats them getting their grandfather's treatment, as Ellie and D-Company are angry at Wulf as Ellie and D-Company who decide to protect her children as Jonah will goes after Wulf to trh to stop his Güntherten family.

Soon Wulf killing spreed of Güntherten family as Wulf turn to Cthulhu who brutally rid off neck of Beowulf in Cthulhu form and eating entire Beowulf's Cthulhu body as Wulf mass destruction of Güntherten's castle, with Wulf grown red eyes while kept eating Beowulf as Wulf is going to see the world burns as he was right about humanity but weak and deserved to died off without redemption as they opening his wings to burning over the Baltic seas and countries caused over 46,090 damages and half millions, as Wulf who never spread nobody as everyone in both west and east are terrified and praying for humanity.

Upon Wulf goes destruction of cities over the country, as Wulf getting confront of terrified Ellie to begged them to stop as Wulf landed turned back to human with angered as Ellie who never afraid as she begged to gaved his grandchildren life as if he killed them they going to stay in path where he never come back or reborn of next life, as he going becomes more murderous just like Nazis and ether sides are doing.

Miki was here for Wulf as she don't want see Wulf goes to raged as the Miki want her children to want born in this world as they just still children are not born with pain as Wulf passed off Ellie as Wulf flight in speed to serches for Miki, as Wulf landed at the hospital as D-Company and Hazel who planned a traped on him are flight to fighting off Wulf to protect Miki and her children.

Miki soon gaven birth at Karin's house at Poland as she gaved birth to two boys who appears healthy had Wulf's similar features.

Upon Wulf almost destination of hospital as Wulf who mangaend defect half of the D-Company as he interrogate Trace with threats of violences as Ellie angry to made him stop to planned violence as Wulf who approached at Ellie as Wulf try threats on Ellie for stopping him as Ellie pushes Wulf away for being a crazed murderous man as Ellie told him to look around as he witnessed the mass destruction of the city as he hread of tefferied and crying wemon and children manly citizens, as Wulf in shocking as Wulf walked away in quietly flight off as Ellie emotional.

Wulf fly off as he encountered of Miki with her two son with Wulf's grandmother, Karin as Wulf was walked towards Karin house as Karin who grabbed a rifle to threats not comes closed to Miki as Miki who orders her great-grandmother, Karin not to shots as Miki felt his mind as Wulf who just want to see his grandchildren and her.

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Ellie is a complex character who is emotionally sensitive and tends to isolate herself from the world. She plays the role of a caretaker for the Lebensblood children in D-Company, acting as both a big sister and a mother figure. Despite the hardships she has faced in her upbringing, Ellie shows remarkable resilience in navigating difficult circumstances. She remains fiercely loyal to her family, even in the face of mistreatment from her father and towards her birth mother. This loyalty also extends to her friendship with Bennet, as she stands by him and supports him throughout their magical adventures. Ellie finds solace and understanding through introspection and writing in her diary, reflecting on her experiences, lessons learned, and the impact others have had on her life.

Ellie's childhood was marked by neglect from her father

The revelation of Ellie's origins as a raped baby during a freakshow intensifies her anger and deepens her resentment towards the world, causing her to lose trust in her father. Ellie views herself as cursed and believes she should not have survived birth. This leads her to become extremely detached and bitter towards her own existence. While Jonah tries to confront her and assures her that her origins do not bother him, Ellie wishes she had died in a death camp, which disturbs Jonah. She becomes nervous around males in D-Company and tends to keep to herself, quietly interacting with females. Ellie also experiences distressing flashbacks of her horrific life as a sex slave to SS officers. In an attempt to find relief, she pleads with Miki to use her telepathic abilities to erase these traumatic memories. However, Miki is unable to do so, leaving Ellie disappointed. She then seeks help from Kleo, hoping her Roma magic can heal her mind, but Kleo informs her that her magical abilities are not suitable for healing Ellie's pain. This further adds to Ellie's disappointment, causing her to have a meltdown. Elva, witnessing Ellie's distress, slaps her but later apologizes, understanding the pain Ellie carries and the burden of feeling cursed.

On one occasion, while Jonah is training, Ellie approaches him and blames him for not being there for her during the attack on Levi's Mansió. Jonah, however, runs away, leaving Ellie to bear the pain of her past experiences as a sex slave. She carries the scars of her trauma, perceiving the world as a hellish place. Eventually, Jonah confronts her and insists that she was never meant to die in a death camp or be killed by Nazis. Ellie often isolates herself as a way to cope with her overwhelming emotions, carrying a profound sense of brokenness and pain. It is during her time in D-Company that she encounters Elva Lehmann, a pregnant German woman, who becomes a source of support and helps Ellie begin to heal from her trauma, finding some semblance of normalcy again.

Ellie's nightmares continue to haunt her, causing her to run away and distance herself from D-Company. She even attempts suicide by drowning in an effort to escape these nightmares. However, Jonah saves her during an attack by the Deep Ones. Ellie becomes lost in the woods for over two days. In another instance, she tries to jump from a 54-foot apex bridge on an abandoned airship. These nightmares stem from her traumatic experiences with SS officers. Fortunately, her biological daughter, Miki, who possesses telepathic abilities, comes to her rescue. Miki uses her powers to protect Ellie from the nightmares and erase the memories of her suicide attempts. She then guides Ellie back to the safety of D-Company.

Ellie has endured immense suffering, including rape and four suicide attempts. When Elva learns about Ellie's attempts, she empathizes with the pain Ellie is going through, thanks to information provided by Jonah and Miki. Elva pleads with Ellie not to die, even threatening to take her own life along with her unborn child if Ellie goes through with it. This deeply disturbs Ellie, leading her to decide against committing suicide, honoring Elva's plea. Elva confronts Ellie, urging her to accept herself as a raped baby and not end her own existence. Ellie begins to understand Elva's words and forgives Jonah for not saving her. She sincerely apologizes to Jonah for disturbing him during the drowning incident and expresses gratitude to Miki for saving her from her nightmares, unaware of the fact that Miki is her biological daughter.

Ellie's initial ignorance of the abuse the children suffer and the true nature of Father Bronebakk gradually transforms as she becomes more involved in Elva's story and learns about the horrifying experiences of German women and girls who were subjected to sexual slavery by the Red Army. Through Elva's harrowing account of multiple rapes and the burden of carrying an unborn child conceived through these atrocities, Ellie starts to grasp the darkness that surrounds them. Elva's powerful words resonate deeply within Ellie, reminding her of the importance of ensuring that all children are loved and have the right to exist in this world, regardless of their origins. This realization sparks a fierce determination in Ellie to carry on Elva's legacy and bring light into the lives of vulnerable children.

However, Ellie's journey is not without its challenges. The death of Elva and the disappearance of her biological daughter, Miki, leave Ellie feeling alone and reflective on their relationship. Instead of seeking support, she chooses to cope with her struggles on her own. Throughout the series, Ellie battles with a profound lack of happiness due to the brutal rape and forced impregnation she endured at the hands of Wulf. Her internal conflict between seeking justice and showing compassion adds to her inner turmoil.

Nevertheless, Ellie remains resolute in her mission to make a positive difference in the lives of the children. Her character embodies strength, compassion, and resilience as she navigates intense emotions and strives to protect and care for them. The weight of guilt, shame, and a longing for acceptance and understanding from her traumatic experiences shape her perception of herself and the world.

While Ellie remains focused on caring for the Lebensblood children and other children affected by the war, her main goal is to search for Miki and shield her from the evils of the world. She consistently shows love and affection to the children, bringing joy and entertainment to their lives with the help of Kleo's magical talents. Ellie also takes on the responsibility of teaching Jonah how to confront his violent behavior and find inner calm. She entrusts Liesel, Lilla, Kalli, Amelina, and Cosette to serve as nurses and caretakers for the children at D-Company, while the boys become chefs. Despite the challenges she faces in her search for Miki, Ellie never loses hope and yearns for the reunion with her birth daughter.

Ellie's tireless efforts in assisting D-Company not only inspire hope but also contribute to the mission of dismantling the Nazi regime, ultimately paving the way for peace and a brighter future.

When Ellie is finally reunited with Miki, who was rescued by Astrid, a Güntherten daughter, from the clutches of her abusive uncle, Beowulf Güntherten, a mix of hope and paranoia consumes Ellie. Uncovering the extent of the trauma inflicted upon Miki by Beowulf's hands, Ellie also discovers that she herself is pregnant as a result of Beowulf's actions. Witnessing Miki's youth and pregnancy, Ellie becomes acutely aware of the physical and emotional toll she has endured. Overwhelmed with sadness, Ellie realizes the extent to which she had allowed her daughter to be enveloped in darkness.

However, Margu enters the picture, offering words of encouragement and urging Ellie not to abandon Miki in light of the hardships she has faced. Margu reminds Ellie that Miki deserves love and support, considering the circumstances she has endured. With Margu's help, Ellie works to empower Miki to overcome her scars and find the strength to rise above the trauma. They strive to shield her from further violence inflicted by the Güntherten family and Beowulf, all while ensuring the protection of Miki's unborn children from the exploitation of Güntherten power.

Ellie frequently advises Miki to prioritize her love for her children and distance herself from the Güntherten family, recognizing the need for a guardian for the vulnerable children. It is during this challenging time that Aleksy Piotr, a Polish boy and Miki's best friend, enters the picture. Aleksy shares the tragic news that his parents were either killed during the Soviet Berlin raids or sent to a death camp. Learning that Miki is at D-Company, Aleksy becomes determined to reconnect with his friend. Miki, however, tries to keep her distance from Aleksy, fearing that her situation may burden him. Ellie intervenes, assuring Miki that she will always be there for her and orchestrating a meeting between Aleksy and Miki. With Margu's support, Ellie warmly welcomes Aleksy as he visits Miki, who is now five months pregnant, which leaves Aleksy slightly shocked.

As Ellie continues to support Miki alongside Astrid and Margu, they explore options such as adoption or marriage to Aleksy, considering what will be best for Miki's healing process. Aleksy, who is determined to remain by Miki's side and be a guardian to her unborn children, believes they are his responsibility. Inspired by his dedication, Ellie joins their support network, offering her guidance and assistance.

Together, Ellie, Astrid, Margu, and Aleksy provide Miki with the love, care, and protection she desperately needs. They work tirelessly to create an environment that nurtures her healing, shielding her from the traumas of the past and paving the way for a brighter future.

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The revelation of Ellie's origins as a raped baby during a freakshow intensifies her anger and deepens her resentment towards the world, causing her to lose trust in her father. Ellie views herself as cursed and believes she should not have survived birth. This leads her to become extremely detached and bitter towards her own existence. While Jonah tries to confront her and assures her that her origins do not bother him, Ellie wishes she had died in a death camp, which disturbs Jonah. She becomes nervous around males in D-Company and tends to keep to herself, quietly interacting with females. Ellie also experiences distressing flashbacks of her horrific life as a sex slave to SS officers. In an attempt to find relief, she pleads with Miki to use her telepathic abilities to erase these traumatic memories. However, Miki is unable to do so, leaving Ellie disappointed. She then seeks help from Kleo, hoping her Roma magic can heal her mind, but Kleo informs her that her magical abilities are not suitable for healing Ellie's pain. This further adds to Ellie's disappointment, causing her to have a meltdown. Elva, witnessing Ellie's distress, slaps her but later apologizes, understanding the pain Ellie carries and the burden of feeling cursed.

On one occasion, while Jonah is training, Ellie approaches him and blames him for not being there for her during the attack on Levi's Mansió. Jonah, however, runs away, leaving Ellie to bear the pain of her past experiences as a sex slave. She carries the scars of her trauma, perceiving the world as a hellish place. Eventually, Jonah confronts her and insists that she was never meant to die in a death camp or be killed by Nazis. Ellie often isolates herself as a way to cope with her overwhelming emotions, carrying a profound sense of brokenness and pain. It is during her time in D-Company that she encounters Elva Lehmann, a pregnant German woman, who becomes a source of support and helps Ellie begin to heal from her trauma, finding some semblance of normalcy again.

Ellie's nightmares continue to haunt her, causing her to run away and distance herself from D-Company. She even attempts suicide by drowning in an effort to escape these nightmares. However, Jonah saves her during an attack by the Deep Ones. Ellie becomes lost in the woods for over two days. In another instance, she tries to jump from a 54-foot apex bridge on an abandoned airship. These nightmares stem from her traumatic experiences with SS officers. Fortunately, her biological daughter, Miki, who possesses telepathic abilities, comes to her rescue. Miki uses her powers to protect Ellie from the nightmares and erase the memories of her suicide attempts. She then guides Ellie back to the safety of D-Company.

Ellie has endured immense suffering, including rape and four suicide attempts. When Elva learns about Ellie's attempts, she empathizes with the pain Ellie is going through, thanks to information provided by Jonah and Miki. Elva pleads with Ellie not to die, even threatening to take her own life along with her unborn child if Ellie goes through with it. This deeply disturbs Ellie, leading her to decide against committing suicide, honoring Elva's plea. Elva confronts Ellie, urging her to accept herself as a raped baby and not end her own existence. Ellie begins to understand Elva's words and forgives Jonah for not saving her. She sincerely apologizes to Jonah for disturbing him during the drowning incident and expresses gratitude to Miki for saving her from her nightmares, unaware of the fact that Miki is her biological daughter.

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This introspection allows her to analyze her emotions and motivations, leading to personal growth and self-discovery. Ellie possesses a deep appreciation for magic and storytelling, finding joy in the enchantment of illusions and the power of narratives. Her connection to the magical world reflects her desire for escapism and her yearning for happiness.

During her time in the castle, Ellie attempts suicide twice while pregnant, but she manages to survive. Her deep hatred towards Wulf and all Germans stems from the horrors she witnessed as a sex slave and the atrocities committed against Jews during the Holocaust. The discovery of her origins as a result of rape during a freakshow fuels her anger and intensifies her hatred towards the world, leading to a loss of trust in her father. Ellie sees herself as cursed and believes she should have died at birth, resulting in her developing extreme insensitivity and self-hatred. This disturbs Jonah when he tries to confront her about her origins, as he does not view her origins as a bother and believes that all children have a right to life. Ellie, on the other hand, wishes she had died in a death camp instead, which deeply disturbs Jonah.

Ellie holds Jonah responsible for not being there for her, even though he confronts her and insists that she was not meant to die in a death camp or be killed by Nazis. To cope with her emotions, Ellie often isolates herself, carrying a sense of brokenness and pain. However, her encounter with Elva Lehmann, a pregnant German woman in D-Company, helps her overcome her trauma and regain some sense of normalcy.

As Ellie tries to drown herself in a suicide attempt, Jonah saves her. She goes through immense suffering, from experiencing rape to committing murder and attempting to take her own life three times. She feels guilt for being a raped baby who rejects any romantic feelings and touch. When Elva discovers Ellie's attempt to take her own life, she begs Ellie not to die and even threatens to take her own life along with her unborn child if Ellie proceeds with her plan. This disturbs Ellie, and she decides not to commit suicide due to Elva's plea. Elva confronts Ellie, urging her to accept who she is as a raped baby and not to end her own existence, as no normal human would think of taking their own life when they are born. Ellie gradually begins to understand Elva's words and forgives Jonah for not saving her, apologizing for disturbing him during the drowning incident.

This introspection allows Ellie to analyze her emotions and motivations, leading to personal growth and self-discovery. She has a deep appreciation for magic and storytelling, finding joy in the enchantment of illusions and the power of narratives. Her connection to the magical world reflects her desire for escapism and

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Certainly! Ellie's character can be described as resilient, compassionate, and determined. Despite facing numerous traumas and hardships, she displays an unwavering strength and the ability to persevere. Ellie's compassion shines through in her interactions with others, particularly the Lebensblood children, as she offers them comfort and support. She is driven by a deep sense of empathy and a desire to protect those who have suffered.

Ellie's determination is evident in her willingness to confront her past traumas and embark on a journey of healing. She refuses to let her experiences define her, actively seeking a better future for herself and those around her. Ellie's determination is fueled by her love for her children and her commitment to creating a brighter world for them.

Despite the darkness that surrounds her, Ellie carries a spark of hope within her. She believes in the power of love and resilience, and she strives to spread that hope to others. Ellie's character embodies the strength and courage it takes to confront and overcome adversity, while never losing sight of the importance of compassion and love.

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Ellie is a complex character who is emotionally sensitive and often isolates herself from the world. In her role as a caretaker for the Lebensblood children in D-Company, she assumes the roles of a big sister and mother figure. Her resilience shines through in her ability to navigate difficult circumstances, despite the challenging upbringing she has faced. Ellie remains loyal to her family, even in the face of mistreatment from her father towards her and her birth mother. This loyalty extends to her friendship with Bennet, as she stands by him and supports him throughout their magical adventures. Ellie is introspective and introspective, finding solace and understanding through writing in her diary. She reflects on her experiences, lessons learned, and the impact others have had on her life.

Her upbringing was marked by neglect from her father as she often very loyalty and loving to him, leading to a prejudice towards Ashkenazic Jewish people due to her father's support of ultra-conservative Sephardic culture. Despite receiving some education, she was unable to pursue her mother's dream of becoming a pianist. Ellie's strong sense of responsibility towards the children she cares for stems from her desire to protect them and create a loving environment. She shields them from their traumatic pasts and carries the weight of guilt and grief.

She attempts suicide twice while pregnant in the castle but manages to survive. Her deep hatred towards Wulf and all Germans stems from the horrors she witnessed during her time as a sex slave and the atrocities of war against Jews and horrorfic witnesses during the Holocaust.

The discovery of her origins as a raped baby during a freakshow fuels her anger and deepens her hatred towards the world. Ellie sees herself as cursed and believes she should have died at birth as she developed extremely insensitive and gauche as hated of her own existences.

As Ellie try to commit suicide to drowning herself while Jonah saved her, she went through, from suffering rape to murdering someone and try takes her own life three times, as she suffers being gulit being raped baby who rejected no romantic feelings and being touched when Elva realized about Ellie try takes her own life for realized Ellie being raped baby as Elva begged her not to died as Elva threatening takes her own life along with her unborn child if she planned takes her own life which made Ellie disturbing as she decides not to commit suicide.

This introspection allows her to analyze her emotions and motivations, leading to personal growth and self-discovery. Ellie possesses a deep appreciation for magic and storytelling, finding joy in the enchantment of illusions and the power of narratives. Her connection to the magical world reflects her desire for escapism and her yearning for happiness.

Despite her close bond with the children, Ellie fails to recognize the abuse they suffer and the true nature of Father Bronebakk. The death of Elva and the disappearance of Miki leave Ellie feeling alone and reflective on their relationship. Instead of seeking support, she copes with her struggles on her own. Throughout the series, Ellie experiences a lack of happiness due to the brutal rape and forced impregnation she endured at the hands of Wulf.

Ellie blames Jonah for not being there for her, although he confronts her and insists that she wasn't hurt. Ellie often isolates herself to cope with her emotions, carrying a sense of brokenness and pain. Her encounter with a pregnant German woman, Elva Lehmann, while in D-Company helps her overcome her trauma and regain some semblance of normalcy.

She constantly faces an internal conflict between seeking justice and showing compassion. Despite the challenges she faces, Ellie remains resolute in her mission to make a positive difference in the children's lives. Her character encompasses strength, compassion, and inner turmoil as she navigates intense emotions and strives to protect and care for the children. Ellie's experiences have deeply affected her perception of herself and the world. She grapples with guilt, shame, and a longing for acceptance and understanding. The trauma she has endured has left a lasting impact on her soul, shaping her character and influencing her actions.

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Ellie is a complex character who is emotionally sensitive and often isolates herself from the world. In her role as a caretaker for the Lebensblood children in D-Company, she assumes the roles of a big sister and mother figure. Her resilience shines through in her ability to navigate difficult circumstances, despite the challenging upbringing she has faced. Ellie remains loyal to her family, even in the face of mistreatment from her father towards her and her birth mother. This loyalty extends to her friendship with Bennet, as she stands by him and supports him throughout their magical adventures. Ellie is introspective and introspective, finding solace and understanding through writing in her diary. She reflects on her experiences, lessons learned, and the impact others have had on her life. This introspection allows her to analyze her emotions and motivations, leading to personal growth and self-discovery. Ellie possesses a deep appreciation for magic and storytelling, finding joy in the enchantment of illusions and the power of narratives. Her connection to the magical world reflects her desire for escapism and her yearning for happiness. Despite her close bond with the children, Ellie fails to recognize the abuse they suffer and the true nature of Father Bronebakk. The death of Elva and the disappearance of Miki leave Ellie feeling alone and reflective on their relationship. Instead of seeking support, she copes with her struggles on her own. Throughout the series, Ellie experiences a lack of happiness due to the brutal rape and forced impregnation she endured at the hands of Wulf. She attempts suicide twice while pregnant in the castle but manages to survive. Her deep hatred towards Wulf and all Germans stems from the horrors she witnessed during her time as a sex slave and the atrocities of war against Jews. Ellie blames Jonah for not being there for her, although he confronts her and insists that she wasn't hurt. Ellie often isolates herself to cope with her emotions, carrying a sense of brokenness and pain. Her encounter with a pregnant German woman, Elva Lehmann, while in D-Company helps her overcome her trauma and regain some semblance of normalcy. The discovery of her origins as a raped baby during a freakshow fuels her anger and deepens her hatred towards the world. Ellie sees herself as cursed and believes she should have died at birth. Her upbringing was marked by neglect from her father and abuse from her stepmother, leading to a prejudice towards Ashkenazic Jewish people due to her father's support of ultra-conservative Sephardic culture. Despite receiving some education, she was unable to pursue her mother's dream of becoming a pianist. Ellie's strong sense of responsibility towards the children she cares for stems from her desire to protect them and create a loving environment. She shields them from their traumatic pasts and carries the weight of guilt and grief. She constantly faces an internal conflict between seeking justice and showing compassion. Despite the challenges she faces, Ellie remains resolute in her mission to make a positive difference in the children's lives. Her character encompasses strength, compassion, and inner turmoil as she navigates intense emotions and strives to protect and care for the children. Ellie's experiences have deeply affected her perception of herself and the world. She grapples with guilt, shame, and a longing for acceptance and understanding. The trauma she has endured has left a lasting impact on her soul, shaping her character and influencing her actions.

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Ellie is an emotionally sensitive individual who often isolates herself from the world. Her role in D-Company as a caretaker to the Lebensblood children is like that of a big sister and mother figure.

In original life, as Ellie's character can be described as resilient, loyal, and introspective. Despite the challenging circumstances of her upbringing, Ellie displays remarkable resilience in navigating through difficult situations. She remains steadfast in her loyalty to her family, particularly her father, despite his mistreatment of her and her birth mother. Ellie's loyalty is also evident in her friendship with Bennet, as she stands by him and supports him throughout their magical adventures.

Ellie is introspective and thoughtful, often seeking solace and understanding through writing in her diary. She reflects on her experiences, lessons learned, and the impact others have had on her life. Her introspection allows her to analyze her emotions and motivations, leading to growth and self-discovery.

Additionally, Ellie possesses a sense of wonder and a deep appreciation for magic and storytelling. She finds joy in the enchantment of illusions and the power of narratives. Her connection to the magical world reflects her desire for escapism and a longing for happiness.

Overall, Ellie's personality is shaped by her resilience, loyalty, introspection, and her love for magic and storytelling.

Despite her close bond with the children, Ellie fails to recognize the abuse they suffer and the true nature of Father Bronebakk. The death of Elva and Miki's disappearances leave Ellie feeling alone and reflective on their relationship. She avoids seeking support and instead copes with her own struggles. Throughout the series, Ellie develops a lack of happiness due to the brutal rape and forced impregnation she endured at the hands of Wulf. She attempts suicide twice while pregnant in the castle but survives. Her deep hatred towards Wulf and all Germans stems from the horrors she witnessed during her time as a sex slave and the war's atrocities against Jews. Ellie blames Jonah for not being there for her, although he confronts her and insists that she wasn't hurt. Ellie often stays alone to cope with her emotions and carries a sense of brokenness and pain. Her encounter with a pregnant German woman, Elva Lehmann, while in D-Company helps her overcome her trauma and return to a semblance of normalcy. The discovery of her origins as a raped baby during a freakshow fuels her anger and deepens her hatred towards the world. Ellie sees herself as cursed and believes she should have died at birth. Ellie's upbringing was marked by neglect from her father and abuse from her stepmother. She developed prejudice towards Ashkenazic Jewish people due to her father's support of ultra-conservative Sephardic culture. Despite receiving some education, she was unable to pursue her mother's dream of becoming a pianist. Ellie's strong sense of responsibility towards the children she cares for stems from her desire to protect them and create a loving environment. She shields them from their traumatic pasts and carries the weight of guilt and grief. Ellie faces a constant internal conflict between seeking justice and showing compassion. Her determination drives her to confront difficult situations and make tough decisions. She demonstrates empathy and compassion towards the children, understanding the trauma they have endured and offering them hope. Despite the challenges she faces, Ellie remains resolute in her mission to make a positive difference in the children's lives. Her character is a mix of strength, compassion, and inner turmoil as she navigates intense emotions and strives to protect and care for the children. Ellie's experiences have deeply affected her perception of herself and the world. She grapples with guilt, shame, and a longing for acceptance and understanding. The trauma she has endured has left a lasting impact on her soul, shaping her character and actions.

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Ellie's character is a portrayal of loyalty, but it goes beyond that to showcase a complex and multi-faceted personality. Her strong sense of responsibility towards the children she cares for is driven by her deep desire to protect them and create a loving environment. Ellie's nurturing nature is evident as she shields the children from the horrors of their past and ensures their well-being. However, she also carries the weight of guilt and grief, which becomes a constant burden throughout the episode. Struggling with the consequences of her actions and the choices she has made, Ellie finds herself torn between seeking justice and showing compassion. This internal conflict adds depth to her character and highlights her moral compass. Determination is another key aspect of Ellie's personality. Despite the chaos and conflicts surrounding her, she remains resolute in her mission to help the children and make a positive difference in their lives. Her unwavering commitment pushes her to confront challenging situations head-on and make difficult decisions. Ellie demonstrates empathy and compassion towards the children, fully understanding the trauma they have endured and offering them a sense of hope. She strives to create a safe and loving environment for them, even when faced with anger from Jonah and the twisted actions of Father Bronebakk. Overall, Ellie's character is a blend of strength, compassion, and inner turmoil, as she navigates through intense emotions and strives to protect and care for the children despite the challenges she faces. Ellie's experiences and the weight she carries have deeply influenced her perception of herself and the world. She grapples with feelings of guilt, shame, and a profound longing for acceptance and understanding. The trauma she has endured, from the loss of her brother to the horrors of sexual slavery, has left an indelible mark on her soul.

Yearning to break free from societal expectations, Ellie seeks to discover her true identity as a woman. She draws inspiration from the strength and resilience of her companions in D-Company, who have faced their own adversities with courage. Their unwavering determination to protect and nurture others ignites a desire within Ellie to embody those qualities herself. However, Ellie also battles with self-doubt and a belief that she is burdensome and does not fit society's conventional standards of beauty. She grapples with her origins, feeling like an outcast due to her mother's exploitation and her own traumatic conception. These feelings intensify her longing for acceptance and drive her search for healing and purpose. Despite the heavy weight of her past, Ellie finds solace and strength in the support of her newfound sisters in D-Company. Together, they create a bond that allows them to reshape their lives and find hope even in the darkest times. Through their collective resilience, Ellie discovers her own inner strength and realizes that she is not alone in her struggles. Ellie's journey is one of self-discovery, healing, and the quest for acceptance. She bravely confronts her past, battles her inner demons, and seeks to find her place in a world scarred by war and cruelty. As she navigates the complexities of her own identity, Ellie's resilience and determination shine through, inspiring those around her and reminding us of the power of hope and solidarity.

Throughout the series, Ellie undergoes significant character development as she navigates the complex and often harrowing circumstances surrounding the Lebensblood program and her own personal journey. Initially introduced as a guarded and somewhat skeptical character, Ellie's experiences and interactions with Elva, Adelanto, and the other Lebensblood children deeply impact her growth and perception of the world. As Ellie becomes more involved in the lives of the Lebensblood children, her empathy and compassion begin to flourish. She witnesses the trauma and suffering they have endured and becomes determined to protect and advocate for them. This newfound sense of purpose drives Ellie to challenge the injustices of the program and to seek justice for the children involved. Throughout her journey, Ellie also confronts her own demons and past traumas. As she interacts with Elva's ethereal presence and receives guidance and comfort, Ellie begins to heal and recognize the importance of confronting and overcoming her own personal struggles. This process allows her to grow emotionally and gain a deeper understanding of herself and the world around her. As Ellie's character develops, she becomes a symbol of resilience and hope for both the Lebensblood children and the viewers. Her unwavering dedication to the children's well-being and her determination to fight for justice inspire those around her. Ellie learns to trust her instincts and finds her voice, becoming a powerful advocate for change. By the end of the series, Ellie's character transformation is evident. She has evolved from a skeptical and guarded individual to a compassionate and determined fighter. Her growth is not only seen in her actions but also in her ability to find strength and solace in the face of adversity. Ellie's character development serves as a reminder of the transformative power of empathy, resilience, and the importance of standing up for what is right.

Ellie was neglected by her father and being abused by her step-mother and overwhelmed with fear of

She acquired prejudice on Ashkenazic Jewish people from her father who often supported ultra-conservative Sephardic culture and the family was traditional and conservative orthodox. Though Ellie received some education while growing up, he did not have the means or desire to attend piano practicing for her mother's dream who was pianist, despite she and her mother under heavily orthodox household, she plays in secret in her attic with her mother Eva.

Said "Gos Ashkenazi" meaning Ashkenazi Dog in Catalan to Hrafn von Mëltz while she.

the heretic burnings of the time. One night, she mustered the courage to partake in the burning of a heretic, whereupon she felt a "marvelous burning in her underbelly" in enjoyment of the act. Indulging her pyrophilia as commander of the Holy Iron Chain Knights, Farnese began hunting down and burning supposed heretics at the stake, cultivating a sadistic pleasure which she comes to be in denial of.

She shows little affection for others and expresses even greater delight at burning heretics. Despite her sadistic tendencies, however, she feels empathy towards those whom she considers innocents and wishes for their well-being.

Though she does question the righteousness of her acts, she convinces herself that she is justified in them.

Furthermore, upon meeting Mozgus, she takes heart in the inquisitor's affirmation that their acts are because of their faith in God.

proves to be a determined and capable leader within the Band of the Falcon who merits the respect of her comrades in arms. So great is her leadership that she is able to rally the band behind her in their moment of utmost peril and prevent the complete annihilation of the fugitive band for a year following Griffith's imprisonment.[9] She fosters morale among the rank and file of the band, who in turn affectionately call her "Big Sis".[1] Even amid the Eclipse, Casca does not allow the band members to panic, commanding them to assume formation and contribute what they can.

shows a manipulative and cold, yet impulsive, demeanor in her interactions with Yuujirou Hanma. Whether this was a facade in order to gain Yuujirou's trust remains unknown, however, it is inclined to be her true personality as she even to the point of killing other soldiers that are both ally and enemy in cold blood.

She maintains this killer persona up until being raped by Yuujirou. Afterwards she's shown to be distraught and in tears, visibly disturbed and distraught over the act, her current state of mind remains unknown.

## Mentally State

Killing of Levi's family by SS officers by betrayed by Mëltƶ W. Ächen, The rape and forced impregnation of Ellie Levi during the Burning of Levis and mass persecution of Jewish people in Europe inducing her rest of her family members and friends still affected her, that inflicts severe psychological trauma surrounded her, which causes her to regress to a largely mute and infantile state in which she is unable to truly feels she seeing or mentioned about Mëltƶ W. Ächen, she blamed everything that happens on Mëltƶ W. Ächen and rest of Nazis, believed people like Mëltƶ W. Ächen were born cruel, she worst feared she believed that her child was terminated when since gave birth even sacrifices, who was murder by Mëltƶ who orders for Nazi regime to protecting Aryan race, who plotting to murdered him for murdered of her family members.

Even she was sex slave to SS under by Wolfram von Heinkel.

## Appearance

Sara has probably the most identifiable features in this anime. She has blue eyes and blonde hair. At prison she wore white lingerie dress, after giving a birth to her daughter, she kept her hair shaved and became bald (to her trauma with Meltz's rape and forced impregnated), she wore light blue scarf, few episodes, later her hair gowned later to heal while get helped with Elva and Lesensblood children, later she wore dark blue Norwegian-style knitted sweaters with Classic empire line gown, muslin with tambour in Himimalbergen Island, and in Eastern Germany she wore white headcovering.

## Symbolism

Jonatás "Jonah" Moreno Flynn De la Uziel is based on the biblical figure of Jonah from the book of Jonah. Similar to the biblical Jonah, Jonah possesses wings inspired by the dove, a bird associated with peace and symbolizing hope. The Hebrew word for dove is "Jonah," which further connects the character to his biblical origins, Within the Flock'⁴⁴ universe, Jonah's character takes on a complex and multifaceted role. He is portrayed as the antagonist Wulf von Stieglitz, who plays a significant part in the oceanic and Lovecraftian lore explored in the spinoff of Flock'⁴⁴. This spinoff delves into the origins of Jonah and his companion Hazel, who fought together during World War II.

Throughout the story, Jonah frequently confronts the Nazi soldier Wulf von Stieglitz, who serves as the Old Emperor and leader of the Sea Demons, also known as Deep Ones. Wulf is a member of the 7th Seas, a group of sea monsters, and his appearance and characteristics resemble that of a whale or a large fish, particularly evoking the image of the mythical Leviathan, This connection between Wulf and the sea monsters adds depth and symbolism to the narrative, drawing parallels to Jonah's biblical tale of being swallowed by a big fish. Jonah's encounters with Wulf and the Sea Demons shape his journey and present him with various challenges as he navigates the conflicts and mysteries within the Flock'⁴⁴ universe, Overall, Jonah's character in Flock'⁴⁴ draws inspiration from the biblical Jonah while incorporating elements of oceanic lore, Lovecraftian themes, and the historical context of World War II. This amalgamation creates a rich and compelling narrative for Jonah and the world he inhabits.

## Plot

Meltz Achen spared her life and promised he would kept her alive. for attempting to take his life, he wanted to make her suffer and decided to commit the ultimate act of female embarrassment - rape and forceful impregnation for shown her ashameful to feared of his existence until she dies. Considering how powerful Meltz is, the experience mentally scarred Ellie for the rest of her life, who Meltz chose to bare his child for him, Meltz raped Ellie out of anger rather than desire.

Ellie is first found in Ghettos in who was raided by Nazis as Jewish people were forced taken away, Ellie was hidden as Nazi gas mask-suits along with Nehemiah Bartosz who survived and escaped with being captured who found 10-years-old orphan Jewish boy named Aurelian in the tunnel along with two Jewish children (Loria, Mikołaj) who fled to the trunnel in dark.

with Hazel. She takes care of him and when Hazel wakes up from his torture, he mistakes her for LaLa-Ru. Frightened about Shu's advances, she knocks him unconscious. After Shu wakes up again, he realizes that she is not LaLa-Ru. When Shu starts talking with her, she asks if he knows about America.

Shu gives a funny and motivating speech about why he lives in this crazy world after Sara starts to break down. Touched, she starts laughing and he promises they will be free. Once the speech ends, Shu is taken away to be tortured some more, and in the process, she gets dragged away to be raped, twice. The third time she resists and knocks a soldier out with his own gun. She then takes his uniform and runs for it. When she makes it outside she has to kill a guard to get past, so she kills him and runs off. Before completely leaving, she takes off her uniform and throws it onto the ground, leaving her with only her undergarments.

## Trivia

* Ellie's actual birthday was uncertain, as she was possibly born in the spring. Her true birth year was 1908, and she adopted April 1st as her birthday, as that was the day her father found her.
	+ Ellie shares a adopted birthday with Anna Leroy.
* Ellie lacks confidence in dancing, having only ever danced at tanyaderas as a early teenager.
* Ellie has several symptoms of Postpartum psychosis or amnesia due gaved birth to baby girl, including the fragmentation of her memory, disruption of her perception and sense of self, and intense recollection of a traumatic memory when in thematically-similar situations.

## Travia

* Ellie shares a birthday with Anna Leroy.
* It's raveling Ellie full name was "***Elisabelle Evie***" from her files.
* Ellie Levi is often polyglot, able to speak of four languages: English, Catalan, and French and that often speaks Catalan that impales Levi Family were Hispanics natives roots to Catalonia, Spain, they're were Catalan-Sephardic-Jews or Judaeo-Catalan.
* Is revealed to have had a traumatic past on "Burning of Levis" that has affected her personality and mental health deeply, especially regarding her relationship with others, just like IIsa von Baur and Lilla, Huguette and Natasha's traumas.
* Ellie is contemplating suicide using a if invoke about Mëltz von Blakkrstein.
* Ellie is presumably multi-lingual (studying in Germany and crossing numerous geographies with ease).
* Ellie is pursuing a law degree.
* Ellie accused Mëltz for being Ephebophilie, despite he killing pedophiles caused he was raped at young.
* While Ellie is Catalan-Latina-French, he maintained a Elisabelle Evie Levi cover identity as "Lola Levi" when searching for his mother in 1970s in Mexico.
* Angela may have inspired Mayu from the *Elfen Lied* series, which was released not too long after *Silent Hill 2*, in terms of background and appearance. Like Angela, Mayu was also a homeless teenager who was raped by her (step)father, and was ignored and verbally abused by her mother, which resulted in her running away from home. Furthermore, the two share a distinctly similar hairstyle and wear a long, beige, turtleneck sweater covering a large amount of her body, as to not expose her breasts. Mayu's backstory is revealed in episode 5 of *Elfen Lied*. Mayu even finds a dog called "James", but then decides to call the dog "Wanta".
	+ Alice has been accused of starting the fire herself, and Wilton J. Radcliffe suspects so. A newspaper called *The Illustrated London News* seen in *Alice: Madness Returns Storybook* also implies it. Due to being a child in catatonia who was mute for many years, Alice would be unable to deny such claims while interred at the asylum, giving Alice an unfair notoriety that was ingrained into society by the press for a long time.
	+ In regards to Alice's religion or personal beliefs, American McGee does not feel it is necessary to comment on them, stating that it's irrelevant to her story or character. However, he did say that he hoped that Alice would be smart enough to realize that "religion as a thing requiring on faith is stupid." and that "Alice believing in herself" is "enough". McGee, himself, is an atheist.
	+ She has been described by developer Ken Wong as being an unusual video game heroine, in the sense that "she's not physically strong, she's not even mentally strong, she's mentally unstable. She's not even really an anti-hero; she doesn't want to destroy stuff or get revenge, she's just trying to make sense of her own head."
	+ Ellie Levi may also have inspired the following female characters with traumatic stories of *Ironsteintiz series:*
		- IIsa von Baur, sent to Mental institution by abusive parents and abused by staffs, heading mentally defective daughter and later taken away her daughter in orphanage, and suffers memory loss due abused, leading drives her insanity, wore theme Black symbolism of Mystery, she visualize as Reaven at her nest as hunters were symbolized abusive staffs, who seeing two Reavens at nest from outside.
		- Lilla, who may be suffering brutal physical abuse along with her biological sister Affton, and more at the hands of everyone at mentally institution and had suicidal tendencies who disowned by her mother and being almost raped by her teacher, who was anti-Nazi member, she trusted as she found out her biological sister was brutally raped by her teacher who often shoot him with gun injured him leading her and her sister left Sweden and dressed as boys where in half weeks prior they meets L. Roche Davis wore theme Brown symbolism of Confort and Sympathy, she visualizes as brown baby lamb and Hazel was bear who run away from wolves, who had toy of the brown lamb she is visualizing.
		- Huguette (Green), who suffers raped by Nazi general, who wore Green to symbolism hope who visualizing herself as a flower.
		- **Ellie Levi** (Purple), who suffers unknown trauma from her childhood, was ignored and verbally abused by Filtz IV, and some her family members, as do get forced impregnate by Mëltƶ W. Ächen, add her trauma and suffers depression and distressing deaths of her family members and mass persecutions od Jewish people in Europe for being spread by Nazis as prisoner over years and fear of her traumatic past, who attempting suicidal tendencies at her prison, wore theme Purple symbolism of Passion, she visualize as princess in purple dress on tower by black European dragon symbolize Nazis, and Nehemiah Bartosz variable a knight.