Snow was always the type of heroine who was adamant and straightforward about what she wanted.
That unwavering confidence and determination made her one of the most captivating characters in any route.
But anyone who had truly gone through her full storyline—every nuance, every hidden moment—would understand that beneath the composed, calculative exterior she so often portrayed, there was a naïve, fragile girl.
A girl who, for all her mastery in politics and her ability to maneuver through the complexities of royal life, was still blissfully ignorant about matters outside her expertise.
At her core, Snow was pure—a heroine who wore layers of confidence as armor to protect the tender, innocent heart within.
She often acted proactive, especially in her romance routes, not because she was entirely fearless but because it was a carefully constructed guise, a shield to hide the delicate feelings she wasn't quite ready to confront.
