Elise Dangering is a character from the anime Lady Georgie. She is a young woman of the British aristocracy, identified as a lady and the niece of the powerful Duke Dangering. Elise has a refined and elegant appearance typical of a wealthy heiress. She has blonde hair that is described as shoulder-length, often styled in the curled "drill hair" fashion, and green eyes. She is frequently seen in formal gowns and jewelry, befitting her high social standing.

Within the story, Elise is primarily defined by her engagement to Lowell J. Gray, a young man whom she is expected to marry. This engagement is not simply a romantic matter but also a strategic arrangement promoted and enforced by her uncle, the Duke. The Duke uses his influence over the couple to further his own political ambitions and schemes, which include plotting against the royal family. Elise, as a member of his household, becomes a tool in these larger conflicts.

The central conflict of the narrative arises when the protagonist, Georgie, falls in love with Lowell after meeting him in Australia. When Georgie travels to London to reunite with him, Elise becomes her direct rival. Elise and her social circle look down on Georgie and subject her to mockery and hostility, viewing her as a threat to the planned marriage. Despite her antagonistic role towards Georgie, Elise is not portrayed as inherently malicious but rather as a product of her privileged and sheltered environment who is also being manipulated by her uncle. Her motivations are rooted in her desire to secure her promised future with Lowell and maintain her position in society.

Her key relationship is with the Duke of Dangering, who is the primary antagonist. He orchestrates events and pressures both Elise and Lowell to conform to his plans. While Elise wishes to marry Lowell, her uncle's interests are far more political. For a time, Elise is able to have Lowell returned to her care when Georgie, lacking the funds to treat his serious illness, makes the sacrifice of bringing him back. Throughout the story, Elise's character does not undergo a significant personal transformation but remains a consistent obstacle tied to the aristocratic world that Georgie has entered. She is a figure of wealth and status whose engagement is used as a central barrier to the protagonist's happiness.