Represented by the color pink, Eloise is a bubbly personality who helps out with a lot of little Council tasks. She has been on the Council for 86 years. While she is in charge of many tedious tasks, some of these include:
Making official Council member outfits
Keeping track of Council members' whereabouts alongside No. 10
Visiting other realms to make sure they're doing alright (then reporting data to No. 6)
Keeping the Council realm tidy
An assistant for other members if need be
Age: 30
Body Age: 116
Birthday: April 24th, 1908
Death Day: June 9th, 1938
Cause of Death: Boating accident, drowned
Height: 5'7"
Gender: Female (She/Her)
Sexuality: Straight
Nationality: British
Has served on the Council for 86 years
Really likes the ocean, wanted to be a sailor but it wasn't a job for women at the time
Super good seamstress, amazing skill at intricate designs
Enjoys being fancy
Bad at socializing, tends to come off as stupid or naïve but in actuality just stumbles over her thoughts and words
Loves sweets
Second oldest Council member of the current Council
As mentioned, Eloise is quite the bubbly personality. She loves to talk with the other members or go around and just talk with citizens in general. This is quite funny, considering how terrible she is with her words. Jumbled thoughts, stuttering, mixing up her words, saying dumb stuff to try and sound cool—she does it all. She is constantly making a fool of herself or coming off too strong, which tends to give others a bad opinion of her. As much as she keeps trying, she ultimately ends up getting labeled as naïve.
When she does have her life together, you can find her sewing insanely detailed outfits, drinking (probably too much) tea, or practicing new makeup skills that other members teach her. She loves all things girly—but while she was alive, her interests were often labeled "masculine" for her time. She dreamed of being a sailor or a jeweler, but instead she was directed to stick with sewing. While she enjoys it and is also very good at it, she does wish that in her next life she can live out her true dreams. Even dying in a shipwreck didn't scare her from the sea—it made her more passionate. She believes that maybe, if she was in control of that boat, it wouldn't have sunk.