Eve is a thin, blue‐eyed teenager whose hair is partially blue‐dyed like her eyebrows. She uses a dark eye shadow and a blue eyeliner. She wears a midnight‐blue tank top under a black hooded jacket with pointed ears at the top, and grey pants. Her loose studded belt comes with a buckle with a paw print on it. She has a close‐fitting necklace and her fingernails are painted black. In many respects, a feline individuality emanates from her. Eve lives with her sister in an apartment in the north of the city. She occasionally proffers her help at the tattoo parlor because she knows the sacrifices Grace is making to support the household. The teachers encourage the girl’s artistic promise; fond of music, she entertains herself on a karaoke machine at home, while she opts for the quietness of the park to draw. She is the main character’s mate in Ms. Bissette’s class and she appreciates having the sympathetic ear of someone who’s been through a similar tragedy. His benevolence towards her will entice Eve to finally bare it all. A car crash cost her parents their lives; it left Eve scarred, and discomfort has deepened her inner fragility. A new family has been reconstituted around her big sister Grace and her friends Odette and Tuuku, but it cannot prevent a few disputes. Behind a tomboy facade, Eve is someone delicate, slow to share feelings or talents with other classmates. She values the time spent with them more than studies without her nonchalance affecting excellent school grades.