Camille

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108 Stars Tenki Star
Gender	Female
Race	Human
Age	18 (S1)
Appears in	Suikoden

Camille (カミーユ, Kamīyu) is a supporting character in Suikoden. A debt collector, Camille joined the Toran Liberation Army in order to keep an eye on her debtor, Gremio.

Biography

Suikoden

"I'll collect from your grave" is the debt collector's motto, and you'll never outrun Camille the She-Devil! —  Camille

Camille is a debt collector whose dedicated pursuit of debtors and skill with her spear led her to be known as "Camille the She-Devil". She would often boast of the debt collector's motto; "I'll collect from your grave!" During the Gate Rune War, she was assigned to collect debts accumulated by Gremio, who had not had the opportunity to pay them off due to the exiling of the McDohl household from Gregminster. She joined the Toran Liberation Army in order to stick close to Gremio until she could collect what was due.

Following the death of Gremio, Camille stayed with the Liberation Army, serving in the Soldier Beauties throughout the war. After the formation of the Toran Republic her talents with the spear were recognized and she was appointed the lancing instructor of the Republican Army.

Game info

Suikoden

Recruiting

Recruitment
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Trivia

• If you choose to execute Milich Oppenheimer, Camille will undertake the role of executioner, out of vengeance for Gremio's apparent death. Ironically, her vengeance will prevent Gremio from being resurrected... by making a complete game impossible.
• Camille's weapons (Garm, Fenrir, Loki) get their names from Norse mythology. Garm was the giant wolf that guarded Hel, Fenrir is another giant wolf who was actually the son of Loki, the Norse God of mischief. They are all interrelated because of the side they fight on during Ragnarok, the final battle that would end the world, according to Norse mythology.
• Camille is one of the very few characters whose castle dialogue will change following Gremio's death.

References

1. Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 62