Angel Glaster is a refined, aristocratic young woman with a voice that carries an air of elegance, entitlement, and vulnerability. She was raised in luxury, accustomed to admiration, and poised to become empress, so her tone should reflect confidence, grace, and a touch of haughtiness. However, after her fall from grace, her voice needs to capture a range of emotions—shock, frustration, determination, and eventual humility as she struggles to adapt to her new life.

Her voice should be smooth and regal, but as her circumstances change, the performance should show cracks in her confidence—moments of bitterness, desperation, and vulnerability. Over time, her voice should soften, becoming more grounded as she learns resilience and self-sufficiency.

Ideally, she has a mid-to-upper-range voice, polished but expressive. She should be able to sound playful when teasing, sharp when angered, and wistful when reflecting on her lost status. Her transformation from a pampered noble to a woman finding her own strength should be evident in her delivery