Beatrice Tranchett
Beatrice Tranchett |
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| Kanji: | ベアトリス・トランチェット |
| Romaji | Beatrice Tranchett |
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| Age: | 18 |
| Birthday: | Unknown |
| Height: | Unknown |
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| Japanese: | No Voice Actor Yet |
| English: | No Voice Actor Yet |
Beatrice Tranchett (베아트리스 트란쳇), is the original female lead of the novel Beatrice, which is a key part of the plot in Why Raeliana Ended Up at the Duke’s Mansion. In the original narrative of the novel, Beatrice returns to the story after hearing of the death of her friend Raeliana McMillan. She embarks on a journey to solve the mystery behind Raeliana’s death, bringing her into direct conflict with the central events of the story.
However, after Park Eunha reincarnates as Raeliana McMillan and avoids her tragic death, Beatrice’s role and timing within the story are drastically altered. Raeliana’s survival changes the course of events, and Beatrice does not return to the story until much later. When she does return, Beatrice seems oddly distant, reflecting the altered dynamics of the world and the shifted emotional landscape due to Raeliana’s survival and the changes in the narrative caused by Eunha’s intervention.
Beatrice’s role and her relationships with the other characters become more complex as the story progresses, and her interactions with Raeliana (Park Eunha) are marked by tension and uncertainty, given the changed reality.
Background
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Beatrice Tranchett is the original heroine of the novel Beatrice, where she plays a key role in solving the mystery of Raeliana McMillan’s death. In the original storyline, she is a determined and intelligent woman, driven by a strong sense of duty to uncover the truth behind the tragic death of her friend. Her ability to navigate complex situations and her sharp intellect make her a central figure in the investigation, and she is initially deeply connected to Raeliana and the events surrounding her death.
However, with Park Eunha reincarnating as Raeliana McMillan and altering the plot by surviving, Beatrice’s role in the story is significantly changed. Her absence for much of the story creates emotional distance between her and the characters, particularly Raeliana (who is now Eunha) and the other characters who are affected by the changes. Beatrice’s eventual return marks a point where the story diverges even more from its original trajectory, and her reappearance is marked by a sense of emotional complexity and distance as she deals with the altered dynamics.
Appearance
Beatrice Tranchett is depicted as a elegant, intelligent, and mature woman. Her appearance is often portrayed with regal grace, befitting her status as a key figure in the story. She likely has long hair that is styled in a way that reflects her noble status and refined personality. Her attire is typically luxurious and sophisticated, fitting for someone with her background.
Her expressions are often serious, reflecting her focused nature and her involvement in solving the mystery of Raeliana’s death. However, as the story progresses and Beatrice returns, her emotions are somewhat hidden behind a facade of stoicism, which further reflects her distant and reserved demeanor after the story’s events change.
Personality
Beatrice Tranchett is a determined, intelligent, and strong-willed woman. In the original novel, she is driven by a sense of duty and justice, particularly when it comes to solving the mystery behind Raeliana McMillan’s death. Her sharp intellect and resilience make her a key figure in the investigation, as she is not easily deterred by obstacles or complications.
However, after Raeliana’s survival and the changes that Eunha’s reincarnation brings, Beatrice’s personality becomes more guarded and distant. The changes in the story have left her emotionally detached, and she appears somewhat aloof upon her return. Her motivations and emotional connections become more complicated as she navigates the world that has been altered by Raeliana’s survival. Despite this, Beatrice remains a strong and resilient character, driven by her internal sense of duty and justice, even if her relationships have become more distant.
Role in the Story
Original Novel’s Heroine: In the world of Beatrice, she was meant to be the central protagonist. Her mission was to uncover Raeliana’s murder, confront those responsible, and grow through political and romantic challenges alongside Noah Wynknight.
Disruption by Park Eunha: After Park Eunha reincarnates as Raeliana and prevents her own death, the original narrative collapses. Beatrice does not appear when expected and the plot proceeds without her for a large portion of the story. By the time she returns, the main story has already shifted focus to Raeliana and Noah.
Reappearance and Mystery: When Beatrice eventually enters the scene, her attitude is noticeably colder. She seems less concerned with justice and more interested in understanding how her role was stolen. Her alignment becomes ambiguous, hinting that she may no longer be the heroine but perhaps a displaced soul looking to reclaim a fate that slipped from her hands.
Relationships
Raeliana McMillan / Park Eunha: Originally her closest friend and emotional anchor. In the new timeline, Raeliana’s survival prevents Beatrice from fulfilling her role. The two share a tense, disconnected dynamic, with Beatrice seemingly suspicious or even resentful toward Raeliana for changing the story.
Noah Wynknight: Beatrice was supposed to be romantically involved with Noah in the original novel. However, due to the altered timeline and Raeliana’s deepening connection with Noah, this relationship never unfolds, further isolating Beatrice from the world she was meant to belong to.