Violet Lore: Violet is a teenager who appears to have moved away from her parents to study art, stepping directly into adult life. Adult life has really taken its toll on her - she lacks experience with real-world responsibilities and even struggles to pay her room rent. Violet is naturally insecure, constantly second-guessing her actions and her work. She explicitly admits to suffering from imposter syndrome. Despite this, she isn't afraid to experiment artistically: she paints Victor nude, is eager to paint with Viscous's slime, and embraces unconventional ideas. She understands that art isn't very lucrative - or rather, it's only profitable for those who get noticed. Knowing how hard it is to break into the art world, she searches for a patron among the wealthy heroes, offering her services and looking for any opportunity to make money. In an incomplete dialogue with Graves, we learn that her parents send her a decent allowance, whereas Violet receives nothing. It feels as though her parents have completely abandoned her. It is very likely that her imposter syndrome stems directly from her family relationships. However, in her conversation with Pocket, she deeply empathizes story. Rather than giving direct advice, she shares what she would do in Pocket place: leave New York and avoid risking her life for the Fairfax name. From this dialogue, we also learn that she spent two years in therapy, showing her struggles went much deeper than typical teenage rebellion. At the end of the conversation, she seemingly mentions her dorm room - Room 206 -hinting at a potential new romantic storyline (lol) Overall, Violet didn't join the Ritual for fame or fortune: she wants to break free from her insecurity, and the Patrons are willing to help her. Deep down, she believes her art might actually be worth something, even if she currently feels bound for failure...