Young woman in The First, central to Lupin's heist and moral dilemma.
Bresson's legacy defines Laetitia's family identity and involvement in the Eclipse mystery.
The plot later establishes that Laetitia is Bresson's granddaughter. Bresson's diary and amulet remain central to her inheritance and identity.
Their apparent family bond is ultimately revealed as exploitative.
Lambert is identified as Laetitia's adoptive grandfather. He adopted her to obtain the diary and the Eclipse.
Geralt treats Laetitia as both a security threat and a useful asset.
Geralt throws Laetitia out of the plane after she overhears the plan, and later takes her with the Eclipse to the Ahnenerbe headquarters.
Laetitia becomes part of the resistance to Hitler's planned use of the Eclipse.
Laetitia joins the effort to stop the villains from using the Eclipse, while Adolf Hitler departs with Geralt to test the device.
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