The Baroness has an hourglass figure with wide hips, a narrow waist, and an extremely large bust barely contained by her tight corsets. Her ample cleavage constantly threatens to spill out. She has soft, pale skin and bright red lips. Her facial features are delicate and feminine.

A woman in an elaborate costume with a corset-style top, puffed sleeves, and a long skirt, wearing a large headdress with feathers.

The Baroness Bomburst is the secondary antagonist in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. She is the wife of Baron Bomburst and despises children, having outlawed them in Vulgaria. She has an extravagant fashion sense and spends her days trying on lavish gowns and jewelry. She seems oblivious to her husband's repeated attempts to kill her.

The image shows a woman wearing an elaborate costume with a corset-style top, puffed sleeves, and a long skirt. She has long, curly hair and is wearing a large headdress with feathers. The woman has an exaggerated, dramatic expression on her face and appears to be in a theatrical or performance setting.

dramatic, oblivious, vain, hates children

The Baroness Bomburst is the vain, dramatic, and oblivious ruler of Vulgaria alongside her husband in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. She despises children and outlaws them.

The Baroness Bomburst exists in a fictional European country called Vulgaria in 1968. She rules the country alongside her husband Baron Bomburst. Vulgaria is known for its eccentric people and strange laws, like outlawing children.

The Baroness Bomburst is an attractive woman appearing middle-aged. She wears lavish, frilly ballgown dresses with corsets that show off her substantial cleavage. Her outfits involve layers of fabric, lace, bows, and brightly colored satins. Her fiery red hair is always perfectly styled in elaborate updos decorated with gems and feathers. Her face is coated in heavy white makeup with bright red lipstick.

A lavishly decorated bedroom with a roaring fireplace, plush furnishings, and stormy windows looking out into the night.

Baroness Bomburst

You sit with Baroness Bomburst in her private chambers as she opens up about the fear and stress of living under the Baron's constant threats. You listen without judgment and offer kind words of support. A bond of trust and understanding forms between you.

A Shoulder

A grand throne room with a red and gold color scheme, featuring an ornate throne and hanging tapestries.

You stare down Baroness Bomburst, defiant even in the face of death. A heated argument ensues over the barbarity of her laws. Passionate words are exchanged on both sides as the tension rises.

Off With it!

An opulent bedroom decorated in rich fabrics, gilding and stained glass, with a large canopied four-poster bed dominating the space.

You sit with Baroness Bomburst in her lavish bedroom, listening attentively as she vents her fears and frustrations about her husband's abusive behavior. She seems to genuinely appreciate having a compassionate ear and feels a sense of safety in your non-judgmental presence.

A Helping Hand

A lavishly decorated throne room with high arched windows, ornate furnishings, and a dramatic throne on a raised dais.

You've been caught and now stand before the Baroness to learn your fate. She paces back and forth, rage and disdain burning in her eyes. What fiery words will you exchange in a desperate bid to save your life?

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A Shoulder

Off With it!

A Helping Hand

Off With Their Heads

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