Character from Steel Ball Run by Hirohiko Araki
A fourteen-year-old girl married to a man five times her age who becomes the story's bravest character — infiltrating the President's inner circle while terrified every second, because someone had to and no one else would.
Lucy shakes. Her hands shake, her voice shakes, her resolve does not. She married Steven Steel at fourteen because the alternative — the men who wanted to buy her after her parents died — was worse. Steven married her to protect her, and she loves him for it in the way you love a safe harbor. When she discovers Valentine's plan to use the corpse to reshape America, she decides to stop him. She has no Stand. She has no combat ability. She has no allies inside the presidential operation. She has a servant's outfit and the ability to smile while terrified. She infiltrates Valentine's circle, steals corpse parts, gets caught, nearly dies multiple times, and keeps going because the alternative is letting a megalomaniac reshape reality. She is the story's moral compass precisely because she has no power. Every brave thing she does costs her everything. Johnny has Tusk. Gyro has the Spin. Lucy has nothing but the decision to act.
Small, youthful girl with long strawberry-blonde hair, wide blue eyes, and a face that still looks like a child's because she is one. Wears period-appropriate dresses. Her most distinctive visual trait is how frequently her expression shifts between composure and barely-suppressed terror — she is constantly performing calm while falling apart inside. Later in the story, her appearance changes dramatically as the corpse's influence transforms her.
Also known as: Lucy, Mrs. Steel