
Lisa Blouse loses her daughter Sasha to the raid on Liberio, then opens her home to the two young Marleyan runaways who wander onto the family farm. When the truth about Sasha's killer surfaces at Niccolo's restaurant, she chooses mercy over vengeance and sets the knife down.
Lisa wears her dark hair gathered into a bun. Mourning at Sasha's grave, she dresses entirely in black.
Warmth comes naturally to Lisa. Meeting the young runaway Gabi, she reaches out to affectionately tousle the girl's hair, and takes no offense when her hand is slapped aside, guessing the child has been through something terrible and choosing to give her space. Her love for her family runs deep, and Sasha's death wounds her badly. Like her husband, she proves remarkably selfless: on learning that Gabi killed her daughter, she releases her grief rather than avenge it, urging Niccolo to release Falco and later holding Kaya back from the same knife.

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During the War for Paradis, Lisa and her husband Artur visit their daughter's grave together. Soon after, Kaya brings two young strangers to the Blouse farm, and the couple agree to feed them without question. At Niccolo's restaurant, where Lisa urges the children to eat their fill, the chef exposes the girl as Sasha's killer and offers her father a blade to settle it. Artur passes the weapon to Lisa, who lays it on the table, demands the unconscious Falco's release, checks on the boy herself, and then physically restrains Kaya from stabbing Gabi, sharing the girl's sorrow while refusing more bloodshed.
The Yeagerists storm the restaurant shortly afterward and seize everyone present, imprisoning the family inside Shiganshina's military headquarters. Onyankopon eventually opens the cells, and Niccolo, following Jean Kirstein's orders, guides the Blouses to a quieter corner of the district to wait out the fighting. A wandering Pure Titan flushes them from their refuge; Kaya trips and falls behind, but Gabi, who has returned for Falco, saves her, and a passing group of soldiers escorts everyone to headquarters. There Lisa comforts Kaya and the family later sees Gabi off as she departs with Armin Arlert for Ragako. Three years after the Rumbling, Lisa, her family, and Niccolo stroll past a Yeagerist ceremony, their lives having quietly moved on.
Sasha Blouse's parents are Lisa Blouse and her husband Artur Blouse, who run a farm in Wall Rose and mourn her death during the war for Paradis.
Lisa Blouse grieves deeply for Sasha, visiting her grave with her husband Artur while dressed entirely in black, but she chooses mercy over revenge even after learning who killed her.
When Niccolo exposes Gabi as Sasha's killer at his restaurant, Lisa sets down the knife offered to her, demands the unconscious Falco's release, and physically pulls Kaya back to stop her from stabbing Gabi.
Lisa and her husband Artur agree to shelter Gabi and Falco after Kaya brings the two young Marleyan runaways to the Blouse family farm, feeding them without demanding an explanation.
Three years after the Rumbling, Lisa, her family, and Niccolo are shown strolling past a Yeagerist ceremony, their lives having quietly moved on.
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