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Lilting of tongue and porcelain of visage, this finely boned and nobly gaited gentleman plucks his way most nimbly through a crowd taking the utmost care not to rumple his finely selected wardrobe. Eyes of robin egg blue speak as emotively as his carefully chosen vocabulary. Lacy cuffs flounce like puffs of snow dancing on a playful winter's breeze while a lavender scent trails his path, betraying his movements. At times, a monogrammed kerchief doused in essential oils or a die-cut silver and ivory fan may be pinched delicately twixt elegantly long and clever fingertips, nails polished and oiled to a mirror finish. None too tall, but far too slim, Agape takes advantage of his vast knowledge of raiment not only to disguise this deficit, but to enhance his willowy and sinuous features imparting an impression of lithesome grace rather than emaciation. Sandy blond hair is parted just so -- so that it, like a gilded frame, contours his delicate cheekbones, highlighting their most statuesque (as if carved from alabaster, o!) features. His age, however, seems obscured by copious amounts of exfoliation, buffing and the application of powders. A finishing touch: a dewy rosebud gifted to him by Kaballoi rests joyously in his buttonhole, adding a splash of colour to his wardrobe (but of course, complementing and not clashing).

Those who know more of the Noble Agape Mephistophelia (né Felfusious Bergonine Jaquard III) would know that he is a classically trained actor famous for his glorious interpretations of tragick heroines- interpretations known to bring kings to their knees in bouts of profound weeping.

Likewise, his adept personification of the 'evil crone' character has caused the icy grip of fear to clutch around the heart of even the bravest men! Forsooth, none were prepared to face the true incarnation of wicked feminine wiles that Agape Mephistophelia brought to this earthly plane! One critic wrote, upon viewing a certain play ('The Magic Mirror' in which Agape played the infamous Madame Finpelippe) that truly, Agape must have been born from the VERY LOINS of Balthazar in order to personify and know the face of evil so accurately!

At times, Agape is forced to travel incognito when wishing to avoid his legion of fans or when doing that hideously labourious and sweaty task of raising money for the acting troupe he founded: The Murder of Crows. It is rumoured that he goes under the name 'Philip Sneed' and that he looks to be quite the handsome dandy!

His/Her best friend is the delectable and curvaceous Madame Rosalinde Comadore whose naturally rosy complexion is enhanced only by the lightest touch of cosmetic aide and the thoughts of whose winsome visage have brought so many men to the brink (and beyond!) of carnal depravity.

O, such are the ways of the femmes fatales of the famous acting troupe The Murder of Crows!