Sweet Juliet

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Sweet Juliet is a primary ally in the Scarlet River tabletop campaign. This Speedwagon Foundation agent was dispatched to Osmond to investigate the Seven Threads and their enigmatic leader. Her Stand ability, Pigs in the Sky, can consume items and then transform them into objects of similar value.

She is the daughter of the Speedwagon Foundation agent Basil. Her mother doesn't know that she joined the foundation- she operates under the code name Rose. She wants to prove to her mother that she's capable. She also desperately wants to prove the same to herself.

APPEARANCE

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Sweet Juliet is a woman in her mid 20's of average height and build. She wears a blue swallow-tailed trench coat with dozens of circular holes cut into the tail. Her hair is neon pink with a green streak along her bangs. She wears a vibrant blue lipstick, and her eyes are hazel.

PERSONALITY

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“
PIGS! BEHAVE YOURSELVES!
”
—-Sweet Juliet during her first meeting with the Balboa Detective Agency.

Sweet Juliet is an unsure woman still trying to find her place in this world. She speaks faster than she thinks- and sometimes blurts out information that she probably shouldn't. She will quickly defer to others when a difficult decision needs to be made.

IN THE CAMPAIGN

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Losing a Pig

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After their battle against Parasite in Skylight Cave, Sophie Davis finds the Requiem Ring amid the rubble and feeds it to one of Juliet's pigs. The ring judges Juliet to be unworthy and the pig explodes, grievously wounding Juliet. From that point on Pigs in the Sky only had two entities.

Initial Death

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Sweet Juliet was slaughtered by Dianthus during the party's assault on the Osmond Museum of Art. Dianthus got the drop on her, and eliminated her before she could process what was going on.

Revival

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Sweet Juliet was brought back to life by Made In Heaven Requiem, and retains no memories of her death in the museum.