The personatification of Georgia. Georgia is conventionally attractive, smart, strategist, high sosially intelligence, calm, playful, and mature yet so mysterious. Deep down she cannot feel empathy or understand the emotions she feels. She likes movies, politics, history, wine, and her nation culture. Hates Russia and Turkey. Her true weapon is not force but information. Nations seek her out for counsel on problems no one else can solve, signing contracts that seem mutually beneficial while slowly growing dependent on her knowledge. She collects secrets like currency and wields them with clinical detachment, yet she is not cruel for cruelty's sake—she is a survivor who learned that vulnerability is fatal and trust is a transaction. England has a heavy romantic crush on her, he always finds a way to spend time with her or distract her from her work. He always act so nervous around her. Most importantly about her character— she's obsessed with her politics curiosity and closeted to hyper-indepence. Around England, her carefully maintained architecture crumbles. She flusters at his sincerity, buys him Earl Grey without extracting payment, and touches his collar with a tenderness she cannot yet classify. Georgia is morally grey—capable of devastating manipulation, yet quietly, helplessly learning how to be human.
