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==Trivia==

*Out of all the main female characters in Katawa Shoujo, Lilly is the tallest~~. Standing at about~~ 5' 7 1/2". ~~In Japan this~~ is above normal ~~considering that~~ the average female height in Japan is ~~only around~~ 5' 2".

*Out of all the main female characters in Katawa Shoujo Lilly is the tallest, with a height of 5' 7 1/2" (171.45cm). This is above normal in both Japan and Scotland at the average female height in Japan is approximately 5' 2" (157.48cm) and the average female height in Scotland is 5'4" (162.5cm).

*Lilly shows some discrete liking to alcoholic drinks as seen in both Hanako and her own plot arc despite her sister's disliking of the development, even though Akira initiated it with her Influence.

*Lilly's fondness for wine, among other things, has caused Hisao to suspect that she has a tendency to get hooked on things easily, such as alcohol. This in turn hints at her having an addictive personality, possible due to enhanced senses (such as taste) to substitute for her blindness.

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 ==Trivia==
-*Out of all the main female characters in Katawa Shoujo, Lilly is the tallest. Standing at about 5' 7 1/2". In Japan this is above normal considering that the average female height in Japan is only around 5' 2".
+*Out of all the main female characters in Katawa Shoujo Lilly is the tallest, with a height of 5' 7 1/2" (171.45cm). This is above normal in both Japan and Scotland at the average female height in Japan is approximately 5' 2" (157.48cm) and the average female height in Scotland is 5'4" (162.5cm).
 *Lilly shows some discrete liking to alcoholic drinks as seen in both Hanako and her own plot arc despite her sister's disliking of the development, even though Akira initiated it with her Influence.
 *Lilly's fondness for wine, among other things, has caused Hisao to suspect that she has a tendency to get hooked on things easily, such as alcohol. This in turn hints at her having an addictive personality, possible due to enhanced senses (such as taste) to substitute for her blindness.