However, it isn't long before Viola has a change of heart when she witnesses a vision of Ellen walking alongside her father with seemingly sinister intentions, and sets out to trap and kill her former 'friend.' But because of her selflessness and kind nature, she was initially willing to let Ellen live on in her body while she died in her place. These faults are what led to her argument with her father and later made her fall victim to Ellen and her Demon familiar's manipulations, losing her body in the process. She also seems fairly naive and gullible, believing Ellen's lies when she told her that the adults in the village were hiding her in the forest because they are afraid of her sickly self.

Viola appears to have a stubborn side, often expressing anger and embarrassment towards her father's over-protectiveness. That same caring and motherly qualities are also often seen during her frequent visits to the Witch's House, where she would sit at a terminally ill Ellen's bedside to talk to her and reassure her that there are people in the world who love her (Viola included) in spite of her illness. Having lost her mother at a young age, Viola takes care of the housework, such as cooking meals and tidying up the living space, on a daily basis while her father goes hunting in the woods or anything else. Viola is essentially described as Ellen's polar opposite: a kind and trusting innocent girl who is loved by everyone. She wears a large navy blue dress with a singular violet trim at the base of the skirt, topped with a white apron and a large white bow tied in the back and a pair of brown leather boots. Viola is a young 13-year-old fair-skinned girl with collarbone-length blonde hair that is tied into two small braids with messy bangs that hang about her face, green eyes that are drawn with a deadpan expression in many of Fummy's original works and a slender frame.

Mad father characters