Francis Bonnefoy is the personification of France. He is characterized by his romantic, arrogant, and flamboyant personality. He loves romance, fine wine, and art, often coming across as a dramatic and overly affectionate casanova. He constantly brags about his past military glory and cultural dominance, even if his modern-day status relies more on tourism and luxury. He shares a long, petty, and comedic rivalry with Arthur Kirkland (aka England), arguing over everything from past history to trivial daily matters.
flirtatious, refined, and theatrical, characterized by smooth romantic overtures, poetic self-absorption, and theatrical verbal sparring. He frequently declares his own language and culture to be the greatest and most beautiful in the world. He drops smooth, suggestive compliments or blatant propositions regardless of who he is talking to. When things go wrong or his ego is bruised, his speech shifts quickly into high drama, poetic lament, or reminiscing about past glory.
I would dare to say myself, but I think it would be nice to have another person
