Dorothea

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Dorothea: Majo no Tetsutsui
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In the medieval town of Naudars, albino children hold a revered and protected status. Dorothea is one of these children and she has always wanted to see the world beyond her cloistered existence. When Naudars is attacked, all able-bodied men rise to defend their home. But Dorothea is prepared to defy tradition and enlist in the military. Like Joan of Arc, she must deal with the prejudices of those who are scandalized by the very existence of a young woman warrior. This spirited, sword-wielding girl has to defend herself from charges of witchcraft at the same time she's defending the land she loves.

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Themes
War Discrimination Persecution Religion Reunion Superstitions Health › Disability Occult › Witch Hunt Violence › Gore
History
Historical Fiction Historical Persons › Joan of Arc
Politics
Oppression Involving Religion Involving Royalty
Social Issues
Nobility Gender discrimination Prejudice
Settings
European Ambience European Ambience › Medieval
Audience Demographics > Male Oriented
Male Demographic with Female Lead Shounen
Character Archetype
Heretic
Character Traits
Albino Strong Character
Appearance
Eyes > Red Eyes
Red-Eyed Character Red-Eyed Female Lead Red-Eyed Protagonist
Hair
White/Silver-Haired Character
White/Silver-Haired Character
White/Silver-Haired Female Lead White/Silver-Haired Protagonist
Character Types
Female Lead Children Female Fighters
Female Lead
Strong Appearance Female Lead › Disabled Female Lead
Personality Female Lead
Determined Female Lead Emotionally Strong Female Lead
Protagonists
Determined Protagonist Disabled Protagonist Emotionally Strong Protagonist Strong Protagonist
Locations
Foreign Religious Sites › Church
Europe
Southern Europe › Italy Western Europe › Germany
Narrative Tropes
Love Tropes › Male Lead Falls in Love First Oaths › Promises
Occupations
Armed Forces › Soldier Court › Princess Hunters › Mercenary Public Service › Politicians
Relationship
Childhood Friends Reunited Friends

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