These two may be the last for today. But wow what a random wave of creative power I haven't felt in a long time .
And while the two of them with Tyleet is so soft as well, I immediately thought of how these two were in the very beginning.

Leetah fits for The Empress so well. I have no idea why I'm just churning these sketches out rn. Who knows of they'll ever be colored.
(Why yes I'm drawing all the female characters first cause that's the body type I'm better at)

Thank you!!

It may never see the light of day again but I wrote it. I do want to go in and change something anyway but kind of don't see the point.

This apparently angered me more than I realized. So, tldr: Elizabeth Lavenza has a characterization and it's a good one. I'll fight for her the same way I'll fight for Henry. E Harlander is NOT E Lavenza and that's ok but don't imply Shelley gave E Lavenza no character.
Thank you.

As someone who has written Elizabeth Lavenza, she's an engaging character filled with kindness. She's clever enough to go toe to toe with Victor and kind enough to raise a family with grace. After Caroline's death, it is Elizabeth who steps up as a motherly figure to the two younger Frankensteins.

Yes the characters are more reserved and tend to the romantic but that doesn't mean they don't have character/personality. Elizabeth swings into a deep depression after the events with Justine and William yet finds strength to pull out of it

Goth does a fantastic job playing whatever character was written for her, but it isn't Elizabeth Lavenza. Which I'll give GDT cause she is Harlander in this, not Lavenza. But to imply that Shelley, a woman, did not give any of her female characters a personality is just insulting to me.

Like, what was I expecting? 🤣