Sylvie Bray: Difference between revisions

When Elsie returned from [[Europa]] in an [[Exo]] body, Sylvie was horrified her daughter would share the same fate as Clovis II, who had ripped his own chassis apart following his flawed transition.<ref>'''Bungie (2020/11/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Beyond Light]] - [[Mysterious_Logbook#MESSAGE_TO_BRAY.2C_ELISABETH_2|Mysterious Logbook - MESSAGE TO BRAY, ELISABETH]]''</ref> Elsie tried to calm her mother down, saying she was not like her father and everything was fine, but Sylvie did not believe her and proceeded to cry every time she looked at her. The following night Elsie woke up screaming from a nightmare in which she killed everybody she knew, including her family; Sylvie caught her as she almost fell out of bed and comforted her as Elsie tried to explain her dream between dry sobs. Sylvie whispered it was no wonder her daughter had dreamt about killing, as Clovis I had made her that way and he "killed everything he touched".<ref name="LO Cowl" />

There is not much information about Sylvie's personality other than her panic outburst when her daughter returned home in an Exo body. She is shown to be caring and supportive, later comforting Elsie about her nightmare, and the newly-amnesiac Elsie remembered her "as a warm feeling" upon seeing her for the first time after her transition.<ref name="LO Cowl" /> She held much love for her husband even despite his unfaithfulness, and decided to foster his illegitimate child as her own. The fear and hatred towards Clovis I propelled her to keep Ana's true identity from her, a decision which cost the girl a lifetime of insecurity and feeling unwanted,<ref>'''Bungie (2018/5/8)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Warmind (expansion)|Warmind]] Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Polaris Lance]]''</ref> as well as the resentment from her grandfather regarding her "genetics".<ref>'''Bungie (2020/11/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Beyond Light]] - [[Mysterious_Logbook#MESSAGE_TO_BRAY,_ANASTASIA|Mysterious Logbook - MESSAGE TO BRAY, ANASTASIA]]''</ref> The grudge between Sylvie and Clovis I was mutual, the latter going so far as to blame her for his son's death.