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Félicie Lebras Milliner is the main protagonist of the 2016 animated feature film, Leap!

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Felicie at dance school

Backstory[]

Félice was an orphan for a while, until running away with her best friend, Victor, to Paris, where she followed her dream and tried to become a ballerina. 

Félicie stole Camilie's acceptance letter to the auditions of the part of Clara at one of the best schools in Paris. Her style of dance, however, was not ballet, and she was told by the teacher that she would quickly be eliminated. But she convinced the cleaner Odette who was a previous professional to coach her. She learned fast and soon was one of the last ones standing. However, Camilie had found out. The teacher saw that Felice had potential and wanted to keep both girls. 

When it came down to just the two of them, Felice became over-confident and didn’t practice on the night before. She was late on arriving and kept falling at the audition. She was sent back to the orphanage, but escaped once more and had a dance off with the rude girl who was "lacking emotion". She won by performing a majestic leap that Camilie couldn’t make. She made up with her and was given the part of Clara.

Appearance[]

Félicie is an orphan. She has red hair in a braid tied back with a light blue ribbon, bright green eyes, along with freckles covering her cheeks. She wears a black vest with a white long-sleeved shirt underneath, and black leggings. She alternates between a blue skirt with a black trim at the bottom and a pair of jean shorts over top of her leggings. 

While a student at the Ballet, she regularly wears a white dress with a blue ribbon around the waist and a golden butterfly pattern around the chest. Her hair is tied into a bun, and she wears gold pointe shoes with the usual white tights. 

During the night of the Nutcracker performance, Félicie wears a white pancake tutu with a dark red pattern of flowers and circles and yellow brim, and dons Odette's former red ballet shoes.

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