completly unecessary sexuality HC for Vanitas no Carte almost everyone agrees on anyway
Noé: Homosexual, also unaware that he's a homosexual. Pretty obvious crush on Vanitas he seems not to realize he has. I can imagine Noé being Noé and living in 17th century he has this assumption he has to like women because he's "supposed" to like them despite showing little interest in them romantically. He definetly feels some things but files them under liking him more then others or wanting to be close
Vanitas: Bisexual not because of Jeanne and me shipping him with Noé but more on vibes and vibes alone. He just has this energy
Dominique: Lesbian. She has show little interest in men, which i'm pretty sure she could gain attention from being an attractive woman. If i recall from the manga she doesn't really know how to operate on straight romance becouse of her sister scaring the men away, though when talking with Jeanne her main worry was that she couldn't give her proper advice
Jeanne: Honestly i view her as pansexual and demiromantic? I don't think she would care much for gender if she liked the person then again to figure out she likes someone she would need time for that. Then again i can imagine her being a part of Bureau (do i write it right?) forced her to repress a lot of her feelings and desires. Too much gay tenstion with the women she interacts with to be straight
Ronald: he's the most gay acting straight man you'd ever find
Oliver: canonically been with a lot of women then again i feel like religion is the only thing that prevents him from getting with a man. I'm sure he's curious, maybe just a little. Actually i can imagine him being happier with a man idk why
Johann: he's gay, do i even need to elaborate?
Riche: my girl is bisexual, probably another one that doesn't realize it. I can imagine her gushing over her book crushes (i don't need to Imagine her gushing over Dante that already happens) but she's probably in the category of thinking some girls just look cool or she "would date if she was a man" my dear, that's attraction











