Harriet

Harriet is an orphan scraping by at the very bottom of late 19th-century London society, driven by sheer survival to forge a contract with Molly, a demon of the lowest order. Despite their harsh circumstances, the two cultivate a profound bond that transcends the boundaries of their respective kinds. Her encounter with the female protagonist Vestaria sparks an immediate resonance born of their strikingly similar hardships. In the end, Harriet willingly offers her own soul to Molly in order to protect the salvation they have found together—cementing her role as a pivotal tragic figure who embodies the work's central theme of the downtrodden supporting one another.