Marie

Marie is Regi's younger sister.

She first appears when she is 8 years old.

She is in love with Haré, and the two later become a couple.

Her feelings are so intense that they often send her into wild emotional overdrive.

As time passes, her love for Haré grows even stronger.

By volume 5 of the sequel series, Haré has become so intimidated by her devotion that he fears Marie may someday kill him.

Gender: Female

Age at first appearance: 8

Marie is passionate, emotional, and prone to going overboard when romance is involved.

Her own love life is not the only trigger, since she also gets extremely excited about other people's relationships.

Whenever romantic drama comes up, she often loses control.

This tendency makes her both amusing and slightly dangerous to those around her.

Despite her intensity, she also has a warm and affectionate side.

Her longing for family and emotional connection shapes many of her feelings and choices.

Marie is very dexterous and makes her own clothes.

She is skilled with her hands and has a creative side.

Her cooking, however, is unimpressive.

According to Haré, it is "neither bad nor good."

Marie lost both of her parents before she was old enough to remember them.

Because of this, she has a strong longing for the idea of parents and family.

She was raised not only by Regi but also by Weda when she was young.

As a result, she is deeply attached to Weda.

Although she understood why Haré disliked Clive, she strongly wished from the beginning for Weda and Clive to reunite.

Her feelings came partly from her deep yearning for a complete family.

Compared with most people around her, Marie is relatively fond of Clive.

Even so, she considers him terrible as a boyfriend or husband because of his womanizing habits.

Because Haré is Clive's son, Marie worries about Haré's future in that regard.

She fears he may inherit the same flaws.

Marie harbors romantic feelings for Haré from early on.

Their relationship eventually develops into a genuine couple.

Her affection only intensifies with time.

What begins as childhood love grows into a fierce and overwhelming devotion.

By the final chapter, Marie and Haré are married.

They are also blessed with children.