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The Leopard Woman (known as Bibi-ya-chui by Africa natives) was a Hunagarian woman who worked as a spy for the German government. She spoke English, German and Hungarian with perfect fluency, though slight inconsistencies made it clear that English was not her native language. She was extremely seductive, with a tall, sinuous and graceful body, full curves, long hair, tied in braids and long "inscrutable" sea-green eyes. She painted her lips red, and usually wore silk, stalkings and high heels. She smoked cigarettes and lived a luxurious lifestyle, demonstrating a haughty attitude.

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rdfs:comment	The Leopard Woman (known as Bibi-ya-chui by Africa natives) was a Hunagarian woman who worked as a spy for the German government. She spoke English, German and Hungarian with perfect fluency, though slight inconsistencies made it clear that English was not her native language. She was extremely seductive, with a tall, sinuous and graceful body, full curves, long hair, tied in braids and long "inscrutable" sea-green eyes. She painted her lips red, and usually wore silk, stalkings and high heels. She smoked cigarettes and lived a luxurious lifestyle, demonstrating a haughty attitude.
dcterms:subject	Protagonists Non-Powered Characters Female Characters Literary Characters Cat Themed Characters 1916 Debuts Film Serial Characters Spy Characters World War I Characters Stewart Edward White - Creator Hungarian Characters
Row 4 info	Stewart Edward White
Row 1 info	Countess Miklos
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Row 2 info	The Leapord Woman
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Row 2 title	First Appearance
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Box Title	The Leopard Woman
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abstract	The Leopard Woman (known as Bibi-ya-chui by Africa natives) was a Hunagarian woman who worked as a spy for the German government. She spoke English, German and Hungarian with perfect fluency, though slight inconsistencies made it clear that English was not her native language. She was extremely seductive, with a tall, sinuous and graceful body, full curves, long hair, tied in braids and long "inscrutable" sea-green eyes. She painted her lips red, and usually wore silk, stalkings and high heels. She smoked cigarettes and lived a luxurious lifestyle, demonstrating a haughty attitude. While she was emotional and easily overwhelmed with fear, she was also very clever and ruthless. She usually carried a gun. She fell in love with rival agent John Culbertson, who she was sent to delay. Her rival, Culbertson, was an agent of the British government. He spoke Swahili and was well known throughout Africa by the name "Bwana Kingozi." He had been friends with a native named Simba for many years. He had thick, wavy hair, a full beard, and gray eyes, with wrinkles at the corners. On a mission to speak with M'tela, chief of the Kabilagani, he was temporarily blinded, and delayed by the Leopard Woman who tried to kill him. However, being single minded, he continued his mission, even when it seemed hopeless, and fell in love with the Leapord Woman.

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