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Violet

The ShowmanBloom · from the Garden

Has never won quietly and does not intend to start.

Violet says“If they are going to look, they should get something.”

3rdChampionship
138Points
7Starts
3Wins
5Podiums
2.7Avg. finish

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Play as Violet

Violet is in eight games

Each game gives Violet a different job. Here is what Violet does in each one.

Coming soon Violet inMarble Blast
Bloom team powerSpotlightClear a line with five Bloom marbles: every marble of the most common racer takes a bow and leaves.
In the workshopComing soon
Coming soon Violet inMarble Survivors
SuperGrand FinaleThree shockwaves, each bigger than the last.
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Coming soon Violet inMarble Spa
Spa guestDrama queenLoves the cloth and hates the scraper. “I made an entrance. Into a flowerbed.”
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The shard

Where Violet comes from

A Garden shard that came out of the break facing the audience. Bloom's doctrine is amplitude — more of whatever is already happening — and Violet is the purest reading of it, applied without discrimination to good news and bad.

How Violet races

Violet is only interesting at the extremes, which is exactly where Violet spends the race. In the lead, faster. In last, slower. Anywhere in the middle, an entirely ordinary marble taking no part in proceedings. A Violet race is either a procession or a disaster and both are worth watching.

The signatureNever Quietly

Leading gets more lead. Last gets more last. There is no third setting.

The voice

Hear Violet

“ta-ta-DAAA~”

The showman’s fanfare with a held, wobbling finish and a big sparkle. Pick a mood and Violet says it that way.

In the race mix: A4, 440 Hz. A third harmonic appears and the decay doubles at both extremes. Violet is literally louder leading and losing.

Rivalry

Violet vs Cinder

The Argument About Being Watched

One performs at both extremes. One refuses the premise entirely.

Violet is faster in the lead and slower in last, because either is worth watching and the middle is not. Cinder trades away every extreme it has for a result that is the same every round regardless of what the Descent put in front of it. They are the two available answers to a daily race, and the championship is thirty rounds long, which is Cinder's entire argument.

Cinder finishes ahead of Violet more often. Violet has been on the podium more times. Both facts are the point.

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