Overview Gallery
A polite but shy young noblewoman. She seems sweet and innocent—at first.
Eirene Primrose is a The Moravia Express Companion.
Profile[]
Interests[]
Reading Emily Dickinson's poetry
Lantern Quotes[]
| When Interacting |
|---|
| ""A Letter is a joy of Earth —/ It is denied the Gods —" |
| "I bought a custom pair of pants! Now we'll match!" |
| "Shall we have tea together?" |
| Upon Receiving a Preferred Gift* |
| "Oh, th-thank you, Bianca! I love it!" |
| "Oh! How did you— Ah, pardon me, I'm just so touched by your kindness..." |
| Upon Receiving a Non-Preferred Gift* |
| "My sincere thanks, Bianca." |
| "Thank you for thinking of me, Bianca." |
| After Using All Interactions Attempts |
| "*yawn* S-sorry! I'm not sleep, I promise... *yawn*" |
*If you give gifts in batches and the total is 20 affection points or more, even if they are 1-star gifts and the traits do not match, the Companions will still show that they liked the gifts and say a quote of appreciation.
Themed Clothing Lore[]
Eirene Primrose has a clothing set made in her image: Villainess Vow. The following table is a list of lore descriptions associated with each clothing item:
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
 Salome's Greed |
I yearn to kiss the head upon the silver platter. His beauty captivates my soul, and this alone compels me to seize it. |
 Antigone's Howl |
No! My dear uncle, your words are logical, but they are not absolute truth. I am not inferior to you, nor am I foolish. Let the masses of this world bow to your authority, but I will boldly proclaim my objections! |
 Villainess Vow |
From this day forward, I reject the notion of being a woman praised for her virtues. I embrace my desires, rage, voice, rebellious spirit, and unwavering will to fight. I act as the human I am, accepting all consequences. This is my unwavering vow. |
 Medea's Fury |
Oh, gods of Olympus, perched high above, reveling in your illusion of power over mortals. My love may be under your dominion, but my unwavering will ignites the flames of my hatred! |
 Lilith's Rebellion |
Do not threaten me, angel! No one can be my master. Let those who desire to be his wives do so, but the name Lilith shall never be an appendage to a man. |
 Penthesilea's Aggression |
Heed my name, heed my struggles, heed my triumphs and defeats! —When the end of days arrives, I shall have no regrets! |
Gameplay[]
Gift Guide[]
Eirene Primrose likes gifts that have the traits 
and 
.
| Gift Name | Affection Points | Recipe |
|---|---|---|
Witch's Broom 
|
90 | Arcane Essence  +  Wood
|
Message in a Bottle 
|
75 | Glass  +  Paper
|
Ancient Hourglass 
|
75 | Arcane Essence + Arcane Essence
|
Goodwill Gifts[]
| Level | Reward |
|---|---|
| 2 | 20 
|
| 3 | Blueprint: Memories of Yore |
| 4 | 30
|
| 5 | Blueprint: Worthy Ruler Character Relic |
| 6 | 50 1 Character Relic Shard |
| 7 | 5 Parven's Mementos  1 Character Relic Shard |
| 8 | 5 Maud's Gratitude  1 Character Relic Shard |
| 9 | 300 1 Character Relic Shard |
| 10 | 1,000 1 Character Relic Shard |
Letters[]
First Letter
Dear Bianca,
I hope this letters finds you well.
Please allow me to extend my gratitude to you for accompanying me when Rosemary Manor was put up for sale. I was, and still am, deeply touched by this gesture of friendship. I have mixed feelings about the whole affair, as I have some unpleasant memories associated with my family's estate, but it was still a place I once called home. Now that Rosemary Manor and my father are both gone, I feel so alone. But at least I know that I have a friend in you, someone who truly cares about me.
I'm staying with my stepmother in a rented apartment, and looking for a job to support myself. It hasn't been an easy journey, but I suppose that was to be expected.
I won't despair or give up because I have you and Chloe as my role models. Both of you have taught me that women can be independent as long as they're willing to work hard.
I look forward to seeing you again.
Eirene Primrose
Second Letter
Dear Bianca,
I hope this letter finds you well.
Good news! I found a job as a ticket inspector in a theater. I was hoping to find work as a journalist or a typist, and though this job is certainly a far cry from that, I feel lucky to have finally landed a job after months of fruitless searching.
I finally understand how challenging it is to live as an independent woman in this society, Bianca. If not for having my small inheritance as a safety net, I would have fallen into despair and probably sought a husband to rely on. This is the crushing reality that most women face, and I truly am one of the lucky few to have escaped such a fate. Still, I can't help but seethe at the injustice dealt to my fellow women.
Alright, in happier news, I love working here at the theater. I see many exceptional actors, playwrights, and artistes daily, and I've learned so much from them. Have you ever heard of Modernism, Bianca?
Please drop by and check out a performance or two anytime you're free, Bianca. I hope to see you again soon!
Eirene Primrose
Third Letter
Dear Bianca,
I must first apologize in advance for my incoherent rambling in this letter, Bianca, for my mother has passed.
I speak not of my stepmother, but my birth mother, who took off after spending 5 years by my father's side. The hospital sent several documents, including her death certificate, to Rosemary Manor (which was probably the only address they could find), and they [were] only just forwarded to me. The documents also detail the medical bills she chalked up prior to her death. It seems that she suffered greatly in her last days.
I probed a bit into her life and I was surprised to learn that she was, in her own right, a successful musical theater actress. She performed for some years until damage to her voice was damaged forced her to retire. Yet, she continued to find work in theater, and eventually she even borrowed some money to stage her own musical. But the production flopped, and she became mired in det. Shortly thereafter, she turned to drink to drown her sorrows.
My mother's life ended in tragedy, and all I feel is pity. Tears are rolling down my cheeks as I write this, not just because I lost a mother, but because her attempt to be independent in this society failed. Perhaps she had ulterior motives for being with a rich man, and perhaps she was a terrible mother by abandoning her daughter. Still, she fought to free herself from society's constraints, and tried to succeed through her own hard work. She paid no heed to what others thought of her and took her life into her own hands, and that is admirable in its own right.
Oh, Bianca, I still don't know what to think of my mother, but one thing's for sure; I now feel connected to her struggles and pain. I can almost feel her right next to me now...
I'll stop the letter here now. I apologize for getting carried away.
From Eirene,
Sienna's daughter
Character Relic[]
Eirene Primrose's Relic is the White Satin Gloves. Starting at Goodwill Lv. 5, you will receive a copy of her relic/shard every time her Goodwill levels up.
Expand to see Relic info.
White Satin Gloves
Rarity: 
Scene Tag: 
Style: 
- Level 1 Style Scores: 273
- Style Scores will increase by 22 points each time the level is raised
Skill: Lady's Shackles
- Add 2.4% to the base score of Cooling and Formal items.
- This percentage will rise when players "Enhance Skill"
- When wearing clothing items that have Cooling or Formal attributes, the base score for the corresponding tags increases by 1.6%.
- This percentage will rise when players "Enhance Skill"
Awaken: Awakening will increase both Style Scores by 1,300 points
Description: Eirene has always been taught to wear gloves to protect her hands and to present herself as a perfect lady. But rebellious thoughts slowly creep into her head, urging her to break the rules.
Chapter Appearances[]
| Disclaimer: The following section contains spoilers for The Moravia Express. Please proceed with caution. |
The following lists show all the stages in which Eirene Primrose appears, but do not detail what happens. This section could be considered a minor spoiler, so proceed with caution.
Chapter 1 (TBA)
Chapter 2 (TBA)
Trivia[]
- The poem that Eirene recites in one of her interaction quotes is from one of Emily Dickinson's numerous untitled poem fragments, specifically numbered #1639.
- Interestingly, in Eirene's themed set, Villainess Vow, most of the clothing items in the set are named after notable figures in mythology and history, who could be considered as symbols of rebellion against societal norms in literature:
- In Biblical literature, Salome was best known for her involvement in the beheading of John the Baptist, after dancing for John's half-brother Herod and being promised that she would be given whatever she asked for. John's head would then be placed on a silver platter and presented to her mother as part of her mother's revenge plot. Salome's image is thus often portrayed in art as a femme fatale and a symbol of temptation, and perhaps even suggesting to the extent that even women were capable of violence like men, considering the societal norms of the past.
- Antigone was a Theban princess in Greek mythology known for her defiance against her uncle and the then-new ruler of Thebes, Creon, in order to give her brother Polynices a proper burial. In some aspects, she is also seen as a symbol of rebellion for her revolution against societal injustices against Greek women in a male-dominated society.
- Medea was a former princess of Colchis and the wife of Greek hero Jason in Greek mythology, and is best known from Euripides' tragedy Medea. Notably, she is regarded as a foreigner in Athenian society back then, who were usually depicted as uneducated and violent. Despite playing the role of a dutiful wife and mother, she was betrayed and abandoned by her own husband, which led her to be consumed by rage, vengeance and hatred, eventually culminating into a series of murders in order to get revenge.
- Lilith was a female figure in Mesopotamian and Jewish mythology, theorized to be the first wife of Adam and a primordial she-demon. In most stories, she is described to be rebellious against Adam and refuses to submit to the subservience of Man, which caused her to be banished from the Garden of Eden.
- Penthesilea was an Amazonian queen and warrior in Greek mythology who fought in the Trojan War, where she would die an honorable death. She is often associated with female empowerment and strength, having fought with men as fellow equals as a female.