>>7891

For this purpose, I'm not sure getting the characterisation right is going to matter all that much, so if you try looking her up on the Type Moon Wiki or somewhere similar and then work on the basis of that, it will probably be close enough.

That's honestly probably easier than me trying to explain what I like about the character, and the story would be easier to relate to if you use the real setting and character even if the characterisation isn't perfect. Plus, the setting of the story itself makes for the story happening more naturally.