Scarlet Valentine

Scarlet cuts a slender figure, her long black hair bound into a ponytail held by a series of rings. She wears a dark full-body suit, padded in sections down the legs and stamped with crown emblems along the arms. Layered over it is a short, sleeveless dress marked across the chest by a tiered heart design.

Bold and ambitious, Scarlet rarely hesitates to make the first move. She speaks openly of her husband even in the middle of pursuing a woman, following her desires wherever they lead; she is candidly bisexual, doting on Funny while also craving intimacy with women, and harbors a particular fixation on face-sitting. A cruel side surfaces once she uncovers Lucy inside her husband's bedroom, at which point she opens fire and vows to draw out a slow, agonizing death, even grinding a Tubular Bells spike into the girl's leg.

The couple's story reaches back fifteen years before the race, when Scarlet met Funny at a party in her hometown. They shared a dance, during which she noticed he could move without leaving footprints and could play Mozart on a mandolin using his feet, and she fell for the blend of sharpness and warmth in him. Years later, in a Chicago park, she runs into Lucy Steel poring over a Sherlock Holmes novel; a staged stumble brings the two into suggestive contact, and Lucy exploits Scarlet's interest in women to talk her way into the Valentine home. Invited inside, Scarlet moves to indulge her fetish but is quietly drugged unconscious thanks to Hot Pants' ability. Waking to grasp what Lucy is truly after, she takes her for a Stand user and turns violent, only to be killed by accident when Tubular Bells ruptures her head. Hot Pants then disguises Lucy as Scarlet and stages Lucy's death using the corpse, letting the real Lucy slip away.