Grace Thiery

"'Something'"Grace Thiery is a member of the Scout Regiment and one of the protagonists of "Bellatore", serving as the main protagonist for seasons one and two. She is a graduate of the 95th Cadet Corps and is currently the captain of the Bellatore Elite Squad.

She originally came from Bellatora, and left when it was attacked by titans in 790. Upon arriving at the Walls, she was taken Underground where she worked for gangsters as an unsuspecting thief and eventually murderer. As an accomplice and a child, she was given the choice to join the Scouts or be in prison, and she chose the latter.

Appearance
Grace is a thin, lean-muscled girl with tall stature and a square face. She has pale skin and small, bird-like green eyes with light eyebrows. She has a defined jawline and slender form, complemented by warm, voluminous curly brown hair that reaches her chest. She usually wears it down but when on missions, it is worn in a pony-tail atop her head.

As a soldier, Grace wears the typical scout uniform, consisting of her beige jacket with the scout logo, the belts along her waist and body, and knee-high brown boots. Her undershirt is a purple turtleneck given to her by the gangster Tavon as a thank you. When reading, Grace wears large, oval glasses with thin silver frames.

Personality
Grace is known for being very quiet, yet not shy. She uses her words sparingly, not talking unless needing, which makes her come off as cold. However, Grace is insecure and therefore usually never does anything she considers stupid, detesting being laughed at by her friends. She is open-minded and willing to listen, yet narrow-minded when it comes to making decisions and plans, assessing a situation based upon her prior knowledge. Grace is also very honest and straightforward, often coming across as insensitive for valuing the truth. Her weakness lies in her overlooking of details and focusing on the big picture, which can be hurtful as a squad leader, yet helpful for the whole of humanity. She also second-guesses herself often, requiring a second opinion of pair of eyes to check the details she glosses over.