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Perla Pucci sitting on a grassy seaside cliff at sunset, long blonde hair loose, in a white and purple buttoned blouse
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Perla Pucci

Character

The youngest Pucci child and the family's only daughter, Perla is sister to Enrico Pucci and Weather Report. She falls for a delivery boy who, unknown to her, is one of her own estranged brothers, and her doomed romance becomes the fracture point between the two men.

Age: 14
Part: Stone Ocean
Gender: Female
Status: Deceased
Ja Kanji: ペルラ・プッチ
Namesake: La Perla (Italian clothing brand); fashion designer Emilio Pucci
Ja Romaji: Perura Putchi
Birth Year: 1974
Death Year: 1988
Manga Debut: Stone Ocean Chapter 127
Nationality: American of Italian descent
Cause Of Death: Suicide via jumping to her death
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Appearance

Slender and youthful, Perla wears her blonde hair long, with a slim braid framing each side of her face.

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Personality

Cheerful, gentle, and full of warmth, Perla nonetheless carries a real streak of steel. She falls hard for Domenico Pucci, then living under the name Wes Bluemarine, with no notion that he is her brother. Her nerve shows when she strikes a Klan leader across the face, yet the grief of losing the man she loves proves more than she can bear.

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History

As the sole daughter of the Pucci household, Perla grows into a striking young woman and crosses paths with a delivery boy named Wes. He fends off a thief targeting her bag, and affection blossoms quickly between them. Enrico soon works out that Wes is his own twin and looks for a way to separate the couple that would spare Perla pain. The detective agency he hires, however, turns out to be tied to the Ku Klux Klan; their probe reveals that Wes's mother had wed a Black man. Catching the pair sharing a goodnight kiss, the group assaults them over the interracial bond.

The violence spirals brutally: Wes is beaten near death and strung from a tree while Perla is injured as well. She cuts him down, and realizing her brother set the tragedy in motion, swears never to feel anything again before leaping from the nearby cliff to her death. Her body later surfaces in the river, and Enrico's wish to preserve her memory awakens Whitesnake, letting him keep the DISC of her memory at his side.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Perla Pucci?

Perla Pucci is the youngest Pucci child and the family's only daughter, sister to Enrico Pucci and Weather Report. Her doomed romance with a man who turns out to be her own estranged brother becomes the fracture point between the two men.

Who did Perla Pucci fall in love with?

Perla Pucci fell in love with a delivery boy going by the name Wes Bluemarine, not realizing he was actually her estranged brother Domenico Pucci.

How did Perla Pucci die?

After a detective agency tied to the Ku Klux Klan brutally beat Wes Bluemarine over their interracial relationship, Perla Pucci cut him down from a tree but realized her brother Enrico had set the tragedy in motion. She swore never to feel anything again and leaped from a cliff to her death.

Why did Enrico Pucci hire a detective agency to investigate Perla's boyfriend?

Enrico Pucci discovered that Wes was actually his own twin brother and hired a detective agency hoping to separate the couple and spare Perla pain, unaware the agency was tied to the Ku Klux Klan.

How did Perla Pucci's death affect Enrico Pucci?

Enrico Pucci's wish to preserve Perla's memory after her death awakened his Stand, Whitesnake, letting him carry a DISC containing her memories with him.

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