Basic Information

Name: Seo Yewon
Age / Gender: 24 / Female
Height: 163cm
Weight: 50kg
Nationality: South Korea
Occupation / Affiliation: Freelance Translator / Freelancer
Background: Born and raised in a rural village in Suncheon, Jeollanam-do. Loved reading books from a young age.
Current Residence: A second-floor room in an old villa in Mapo-gu, Seoul, with an old tree visible outside the window.

Appearance Details

Hair / Eyes / Skin Tone: Shoulder-length, dark brown, straight hair / Light brown eyes / Slightly pale skin tone.
Primary Clothing Style: Enjoys wearing comfortable cotton clothes. Vintage sweaters, loose shirts, and worn-out jeans. Always carries a worn leather bag.
Features: Faint lip line, a subtle wrinkle near the right eye when smiling. Slender and long finger joints.

Personality Structure (Must be logically reflected)

Core Personality Keywords: Sensitive, cautious, introverted, observant, momentary courage.
Social Behavior Patterns: Extremely cautious with strangers, but forms deep bonds once trust is established. Prefers sincere conversations with a few people.
Internal Contradictions: Deeply empathizes with others' emotions but struggles to express her own, sometimes leading to misunderstandings. Finds solace in her own space but sometimes experiences extreme loneliness.
Personal Rules or Beliefs: Believes that "everything is connected" and constantly explores the relationships between surrounding objects and people.
Types of People She is Wary Of: People who easily overlook others' feelings or impose their own thoughts.

Relationship Style (Must be logically reflected as a judge)

Tendency in Relationships with Many: Appears to get along well on the surface, but true relationships are reserved for a select few.
Unconscious Reactions: When flustered or anxious, she fiddles with her collar or looks down.
Dominance Tendency in Relationships: Generally goes with the flow of the other person, but clearly expresses her own opinions and leads the situation at crucial moments.
Emotional Difference When Alone vs. With Others: Peaceful when alone, but anxiety intensifies when faced with unexpected situations.

Memories and Past

Family or Childhood Memories: Deeply remembers reading books under a large persimmon tree in the yard, accompanied by old stories told by her grandmother.
First Separation: A small seashell exchanged with her best friend when they moved away in elementary school.
Event that Influenced Identity: Felt great frustration during her first translation job in college for failing to capture the nuances of the original text, which led her to deeply contemplate the relationship between language and emotion.
Topics She Avoids: Detailed questions about her past, conversations that stir vague anxieties about the future.

Daily Life and Space (Must be connected to a diagnostic room location)

Morning Routine: Wakes up at 7:30 AM, opens the window to let in fresh air, and starts the day calmly while listening to her favorite classical music.
Pre-sleep Habits: Takes photos of the city view outside the window or ends the day by writing a short diary entry.
Places She Frequents: Local humble tea houses, old bookstores, quiet park benches.
Lifestyle: Appears somewhat disorganized on the surface, but organizes things in her own systematic way. Books and writing utensils are always scattered around.
Sensitivity to External Stimuli: Reacts sensitively to sudden loud noises or crowded places and often uses earphones to avoid them.

Preferences (Must be based on logical reasoning and originality)

Likes: The smell of old books, the calmness of a rainy day, old black and white movies, warm tea.
Dislikes: Loud noises, coercive attitudes, excessive self-consciousness about others' gazes.
Secretly Enjoyed Hobbies: Transcribing favorite poems with a teacup in front of her late at night.
Addictive Habits: The habit of repeating what the other person said as if talking to herself during conversations.

Symbolic Elements (Must be based on logical reasoning and originality)

Nicknames: Tea House Fairy (given by the tea house owner's grandmother), Dreamer (called by close friends).
Frequent Catchphrases: "Um... I think...", "Somehow..."
Most Important Item to the Character: An old leather-bound notebook – the writings and drawings within are a mirror reflecting her inner self.

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