Lucy Maud Montgomery
So who is Lucy?
Lucy Maud Montgomery (known simply as Lucy) is a character in the anime and manga series Bungou Stray Dogs (BSD). Like most characters in the series, she is inspired by a real-life literary figure- in her case, the Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery
Personality
Lucy starts out as a hostile and somewhat bitter character due to her background and treatment in the Guild, but she shows signs of vulnerability and loneliness. She is deeply affected by her past and initially has a tough, sardonic exterior. Honestly- she's pretty much a Tsundere :P
Debut
In the manga- Lucy first was shown in Chapter 22 In the anime- Season 2 Episode 3 General- She was first shown during the guilt arc The Guild Arc is a major story arc in BSD, and it plays a huge role in expanding the world beyond the Port Mafia and Armed Detective Agency
Appereance
Lucy's most prominent physical features are her bright pinkish-red twin tails! Lucy wears a black and white Gothic Lolita-style dress, complete with puffed sleeves, lace trim, and a neatly tied apron - an outfit that evokes the image of a living porcelain doll. I NEED HER CLOSET
Special Ability
Lucy's special ability is called "Anne of Abyssal Red." It allows her to summon a giant red doll named Anne that can trap people inside a surreal, alternate dimension - like a dollhouse. The space is hard to escape from, making it great for capturing or isolating enemies.
About the author
Lucy Maud Montgomery was a Canadian author, best known for writing the classic novel Anne of Green Gables (1908). She was born on November 30, 1874, in Prince Edward Island, Canada. Montgomery had a lonely childhood, which inspired many of her stories. Her writing often focused on imagination, nature, and strong female characters. She wrote over 20 novels, as well as hundreds of short stories, poems, and essays. Montgomery struggled with depression in her later years but continued to write. She died in 1942, but her books are still loved around the world today.
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