♥ - What does ‘love’ mean to them? ♠- What are they afraid of? ♦ - What is one thing about them that they are most proud of?
♥ - What does ‘love’ mean to them?
While Anise may use the word ‘love’ in relation to money and whatever man she claims to have her eyes on, I believe that she plays a lot of that up because it amuses her. She’s not the type to talk about feelings because the conditions under which she grew up required her to set them aside, but she loves her friends and family very deeply. To her, this means making sacrifices for them, though she unfortunately finds herself torn between different duties and habitually takes on too much. The best expression of her love, I think, would be her drive to reform the Order in Ion’s name - sheÂ
 ♠- What are they afraid of?
In the city, Anise fears losing her friends. While everything she went through on Auldrant was really difficult for her, she at least always had goals which she could pursue in order to keep from thinking about those losses too much. This allowed her to channel her pain into being productive; she was raised to be what is essentially a child soldier, after all. But to see Ion or Luke die again, or to see a different friend suffer in this strange city where she has not yet found her place? That would lead to complete despair
Speaking of the city, she also fears never escaping. While she wishes she could take Ion with her, of course, she also knows that she has duties to fulfill on Auldrant.Â
♦ - What is one thing about them that they are most proud of?
She is proud of the realization that she can play a part in changing the world she lives in. While this is not something she necessarily believes at the beginning of Abyss, people like Ion and Luke reveal to her several very important lessons: people can change, the world can change, and people can choose their own paths. Her resolve to become the first female Fon Master is the culmination of this knowledge, and feeling that she is doing what Ion would have wanted her gives her immense personal power.
















