Realistic or Modern 𝐰𝐞 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐡𝐚𝐦'𝐬 𝐩𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞: 𝘢 𝘤𝘶𝘭𝘵 𝘳𝘱 - 𝙘𝙨

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we are abraham's people

the backstory.

In 1910, Moon Ji-U stood before his Presbyterian Church and declared with great vigour that we were all sons and daughters of Abraham. The room roared, exploding into songs of worship and praise. This was his crystallizing moment where he saw his future before him. Brothers and sisters, coming side by side of each other and living out the promises that their Lord had planned out for each one of them. But there was something in the way: society.

Japan had just effectively annexed Korea with the Japan-Korea Treaty, and the Japanese were starting to take the arable land. Ji-U could sense that something bigger was going to come; something much worse. So, as he stood there making his declarations, he put through his plan. They were all to sell all their belongings; sell every piece of material possession they had of this world. And that they would move into the land. They would build their own houses, hunt, grow their food, and start their own community; live the way that God had intended for them to live.

This was the beginning of Abraham’s People Community.

Over the span of one hundred years, four generations of families lived within Abraham’s People Community. No electricity, no running water, no cars, and absolutely no contact with the outside world. Those who lived in the outside world were corrupt, evil, and were not humans. Abraham’s People were the only humans left on this Earth and were replaced with the Enemy in accordance with Moon Ji-U’s teachings. That was the reason why they stayed in this town they have created for themselves.

The boys of the town spend their day at school and their free time learning how to hunt with the older men and discovering the land that they grow their crops on. The girls, however, spend their days learning how to be housewives, being educated on how to clean the house top to bottom, cook mouth-watering feasts, and how to please their future husbands. A woman’s role in the world was to bear children and to submit to her husband. The man’s role was to provide for the family and protect. This is why it was so important to whom your spouse was to be.

Every Daeboreum (The first full moon of the year; Day 15 of the Month 1), Moon Chin-Mae – the leader of Abraham’s People, which was passed down to him from his father – pairs up the selected singles within the town to be married. If you were between the ages of twenty-one and twenty-four, you were eligible. Chin-Mae has the final say in whom is matched with whom, whether people like it or not. After all, he was the chosen messenger from God. This year Daeboreum is quite special, for Chin-Mae’s only son – the future leader of Abraham’s People – was to be wed to a special someone. And once he was wedded, he would then be told all of the family secrets; to become the next leader of the people.

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basics

Name
Nickname
DOB
Age
Gender
Role

appearance

Height
Weight
Hair
Eyes
Body type
Face claim

inside

Personality (plus vices and virtues)
Likes
Dislikes
Family life (Do they have sisters/brothers?)
3 Moments in their life that has led them to be where they are today.
Any other additional information you want to add in

the daughters.

the wife to be

The one the Leader deems to be the most desirable woman for his son and will bear him a grandson. All her life, her parents trained her how to stand, sit, talk, sleep, eat, drink and breathe as a housewife. Not just any housewife; but the most obedient housewife within the settlement. She knows their religion inside and out, and could walk the settlement with ease with her eyes closed. She would do anything and everything for the Leader and his family - and of course, she was over the moon to find out that she would be marrying the only son of the Leader. However, to The Son, he sees nothing but a brainwashed idiot. Marrying the Son

the revenge

This ball of fire has always been known as the settlement’s troublemaker. Always trying to go against any rules set up for them, the Revenge does what they want, when they want and where they want. Because of this radical behaviour, it has landed her family in some hot water multiple times. The Revenge never seemed to understand that for every rule they broke, their parents would have to deal with the physical beatings from the Leader. While they’ve been a wild spirit, their twin has been the polar opposite; which made them the perfect sacrifice for the Moon ceremony. After witnessing their sibling being sacrificed, The Revenge has harboured their feeling of rage and anger; waiting for that moment that she can take revenge on the people who sacrificed their twin. Marrying the Hidden

the only child

She was the miracle child of this little family. Their mother and father tried for so many years to conceive even after multiple miscarriages. The whole settlement believed that they were committing some sort of sin that was stopping them from conceiving. They were forced to repent despite having the cleanest records in all of the settlements. Finally, The Only Child was born - but with a deformity. It led the settlement to believe that the child was cursed, especially after the family could no longer conceive another child afterwards. They are the outcasts of the settlement, and every parent prays that their child won’t be paired with The Only Child, the cursed child. Marrying the Tricked

the sons.

the son

The only son to the leader of Abraham’s people and the heir to the leadership. He has always lived life with a silver spoon in his mouth, having people serving him every second of his day. He has never had to lift a finger with everything before him only a command away. Now, at the age of 21, it’s time for him to marry and start his own family. Every family member in the settlement dreams of the day that their daughter would marry the Leader’s son. It would mean a lifetime guarantee of safety, food and comfort for their families. However, things are starting to show that they’re not all that they seem and that this happy little settlement was based on lies and murder. Marrying the Wife To Be -- taken.

the hidden

The Hidden has been raised their whole life being told that the feelings that they feel are wrong. That the desire and love they have for certain people were evil and a sin, and they would have to pray it away. At the age of eight, their family tried to perform an exorcism after they had asked their parents why men had to marry women and vice versa. It was traumatic and has caused them to hide their true self for all these years. Even now as they stand to be married, there is something in the pits of their stomach that tells them that everything about this is wrong. Marrying the Revenge

the tricked

While many families in the settlement have generational roots, The Tricked is a freshly rooted tree. One day in Seoul, when they were only very little, their family was out for lunch when two older gentlemen approached them. They began to talk before asking if they’d like to come and have some tea with them. Within a week, their family sold all their belongings and moved to Abraham’s Peoples settlement to start a new life. The Tricked was often scolded by their parents when they would ask to play with a game boy or if they could watch television - being made to believe that these things were just part of their imagination and never existed. But even as 21-year-old, he can still remember going to the movies and riding in cars. Although, they have learnt from the past that talking about them openly leads to punishment. Marrying the Only Child

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the son.

the next leader.

moon do-yun.

The only son to the leader of Abraham’s people and the heir to the leadership. He has always lived life with a silver spoon in his mouth, having people serving him every second of his day. He has never had to lift a finger with everything before him only a command away. Now, at the age of 21, it’s time for him to marry and start his own family.

the basics.

name

Moon Do-Yun: From Sino-Korean 道 (do) meaning "path, road, way" and 允 (yun) meaning "allow, consent".

nickname

Yunnie

date of birth

22nd December (Winter Solstice)

age

Twenty-One

gender

Male

role

The Son

work role

Currently working as a Hunter, but his Father wants him to start working with the Higher Council

the visage.

height

185 cm (6'1″)

weight

73 kg / 162 lbs

hair

Ruthless, black hair. He honestly can't wait to get his first hair cut as he's always struggled to keep the knots out of his hair. Is always seen with it tied up into a bun or plait.

eyes

Big, brown "doe" eyes with double eyelids and aegyo sal.

features

Dimples when he smiles. His lips form a heart shape, with a strong Cupid's bow and upturned corners of his smile.

body type

A mesomorph body type: slim body with prominent shoulders and long torso; a clear inverted triangle body form.

face claim

Choi Soobin

the beginning of the end.

the personality.

Do-Yun has an INTP-T personality type, known as the Logician. Someone with this personality type is introverted, intuitive, thinking and prospecting; seeking out unlikely paths, mixing willingness to experiment with personal creativity. He prides himself on his unique perspectives and vigorous intellect. He can’t help but puzzle over the mysteries of the universe like some of the most influential philosophers and scientists.

He often loses himself in thought – which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. People with this personality type hardly ever stop thinking. From the moment they wake up, their minds buzz with ideas, questions, and insights. At times, they may even find themselves conducting full fledged debates in their own heads. Imaginative and curious, Do-Yun can find endless fascination in the working of his own mind.

From the outside, Do-Yun looks like he lives in a never-ending daydream. He has a reputation for being pensive, detached, and a bit reserved. That is, until he tries to train all of his mental energy on a moment or the person at hand, which can be a bit uncomfortable for everyone. Regardless of the mode he is in, Do-Yun is an introvert and tends to get tired out by extensive socializing. And after a long day, he craves time alone to consult his own thoughts.

Even though it may seem that he is unfriendly or uptight, Do-Yun actually has a bright, friendly side. When he connects with someone who can match his mental energy, he lights up, leaping from one thought to another. Few things energize him like the opportunity to swap ideas or enjoy a lively debate with another curious, inquiring soul. He also loves to analyze patterns. Without necessarily knowing how he does it, Do-Yun often has a Sherlock Holmes-like knack for spotting discrepancies and irregularities. In other words, it’s a bad idea to lie to him.

Ironically, Do-Yun shouldn’t always be held at his word. He rarely means to be dishonest, but with his active mind, he sometimes overflows with ideas and theories that he hasn’t thought all the way through. He may change his mind on anything from his weekend plans to a fundamental moral principle, without ever realizing that he has appeared to have made up his mind in the first place. In addition, he is often happy to play devil’s advocate in order to keep an interesting discussion humming along.

Do-Yun could spend all day musing about ideas and possibilities – and he often does. That said, the practice, everyday work of turning those ideas into reality doesn’t always hold his interest. Fortunately, when it comes to dissecting a tricky, multilayered problem and coming up with a creative solution, few personality types can match his creative genius and potential.

Wanting to understand everything in the universe, there is one area that tends to mystify Do-Yun: human nature. As the personality name, ‘Logicians’, suggests, he often feels most at home in the realm of logic and rationality. As a result, he can often find himself baffled by the illogical, irrational ways that feelings and emotions influence people’s behaviour – including his own. It doesn’t mean that he is unfeeling. He generally wants to offer emotional support to his friends and loved ones but doesn’t necessarily know how to. And because he can’t decide on the best, most effective way to offer support, he feels like he may just hold off on doing or saying anything at all.

the virtues.

Analytical

Do-Yun analyzes everything that he comes across, from research data to the behavior of the people around him. This gives him the knack for spotting unexpected patterns and connections that other personality types might overlook.

Original

Thanks to his unrelenting imagination, Do-Yun can come up with creative, counterintuitive ideas that wouldn't occur to most people. Not all of these ideas are feasible, of course, but his willingness to think outside the box can produce remarkable innovations.

Open-Minded

He is driven by curiousity and an intense desire to learn everything that he can. Do-Yun tends to be receptive to new ideas and ways of doing things - as long as those ideas are supported by sound reasoning

Curious

Do-Yun is always casting about new pursuits, hobbies, and areas of research. One week, he might be obsessed with learning about farming, and the next, he might lose himself in discovering about building houses. When inspiration strikes, he goes all in on his newfound interest, learning everything he can.

Objective

He cares about the truth. Rather than taking comfort in ideology or received ideas, he wants to understand what's really going on beneath the surface of things. As a result, he can be relied upon to combat bias and misinformation, even when it isn't easy to do so - and they expect other people to be honest with him in return.

the vices

Disconnected

Do-Yun often gets lost in his own train of thought, even when he's around other people. When he finally resurfaces with something to say, he may find that the conversation has already moved on with him. This can cause him to feel disconnected from other people, especially in large social gatherings.

Insensitive

Do-Yun sees rationality as the key to a better, happier world. At times, he may underestimate the importance of such irrational values as emotion, compassion, etiquette, and tradition. As a result, he may inadvertently come across as insensitive or unkind, even though his intentions are generally good.

Dissatified

He can't help but imagine how things could be better than they already are. Do-Yun is constantly on the lookout for problems to solve, topics to learn, and new ways to approach things. Taken too far, this type fof mindset can become overwhelming, as he is constantly trying to reinvent the wheel rather than reliably addressing his needs and responsibilities.

Impatient

Do-Yun takes pride in his knowledge and in sharing his ideas. When it comes to explaining his rationale, however, he isn't always patient. If his conversation partner doesn't follow along or seems sufficiently interested, he may give up with a dismissve "never mind"

Perfectionist

At times, Do-Yun gets so lost in analyzing various options that he can never reach a decision. He wants to ge tthings done, but his quest for perfection can get in the way. He may also give up on projects that don't match the ideal vision of his mind.

likes.

Going for a swim in the lake on hot day, fishing, people watching, walking in the rain, when his mum plays with his hair, a warm, cozy bed.

dislikes.

Having to speak in front of a group (especially giving presentations in class or when having to read off paper), writing letters or essays, itchy skin (has allergies to strawberries), not getting a good enough sleep

the messiah.

The community sang praises and bowed onto their knees in thanksgiving to the Lord. For many years, they had been praying for the Leader and Mother Supreme to have a son. They had successfully had nine daughters prior, but not a son who could keep Abraham’s People’s community alive. What would happen had they not had a son to keep the bloodline going? Would the settlement fall to pieces? Would they be enveloped by the sin that lurked beyond the mountains? They didn’t want to even think about it.

But now, at the age of forty, Mother Supreme had become one of the eldest women in the settlement to fall pregnant. She barely had to lift a finger during this pregnancy, as everyone feared that it would affect the baby and ruin the chances of it being a boy. After all, the last nine times she had been pregnant, she had been going about her normal routine. Doing everything a mother should be doing. And it resulted in nine girls. This time around, the community begged for her to relax. They offered their daughters and wives up to tend to the Moon family’s every need.

It seemed to have worked because on the first moon of the winter solstice, they welcomed Moon Do-Yun into the world who came in kicking and screaming.

He may have not known it there and then, but this was a ground-breaking moment for their settlement. The people of the community laid on the floor in tears, praising and giving thanks to the Lord that they would have a son to continue leading them in the future. They had lived in intense fear that they would not be able to keep pursuing their dreams of living in this happy utopia for the rest of their lives and the generations to come. In a way, Do-Yun was their messiah.

the words.

There were immense expectations upon Do-Yun’s shoulders from the moment he took his first breath. It was like he lived under a microscope, shown on display for the world to see and for people to analyse. He was constantly being watched and for some reason, constantly being worshipped by the community around him. As an infant, he wasn’t sure why. As he started school, it only grew worse.

For some reason, everyone had this expectation that he was some magical, intelligent higher being. They believed that the son of the Leader would have the same knowledge and mindset as his father. That he had been born into greatness and would live out that greatness with such ease. On his first day at school, he had been placed in the middle of the classroom’s seating plan. Over the years, he remained in that same spot. And over the years, as the children began to learn how to read and write, he began to struggle.

He felt ashamed of himself. Everyone had these massive expectations of who he was and going to be; and yet as he sat there in class, looking at the board, everything looked muddled up. The letters were wavy, refusing to stay still for even a second so he could read what was going on. He felt too embarrassed to ask the teacher what was happening, so continued to push through. A couple of weeks later, the teacher noticed the difference of work produced between the other children and Do-Yun. He didn’t want to assume that there was anything physically wrong with Do-Yun – after all, he was the next leader. Instead, he saw it as a reflection of his own teaching and that he was failing.

He moved Do-Yun closer to the front of the room, and ensured to keep a watchful eye over the boy. However, he movement made no change to his work much to the teacher’s dismay. He was desperate to ensure he succeeded at his job. Afterall, if the Leader ever found out that his son was failing his classes, it would land on him, not Do-Yun. So, he gave Do-Yun that extra help. He gave him pre-filled out tests to copy off from. He gave him extra one on one time together. He even changed the grades to make Do-Yun a top student.

All to keep the Leader happy

the jacobs.

As Do-Yun grew older, his father began to encourage him to participate in Higher Council work. However, Do-Yun didn’t want to be apart of this elite club (despite knowing that eventually he would have to take over the whole community). He wanted to use his hands and work; he wanted to search out for deer and other wild animals, kill them and then provide it to the community. He wanted to be with nature and surround himself with it. His father wasn’t very pleased with this sort of enthusiasm to be so far away from the Higher Council.

One day, his father instructed the Hunters that Do-Yun would be coming to work with the Higher Council for the day. He had no choice but to follow his father and see what the big deal was. As they walked together into the Higher Council chambers, his father explained to him that today they would be having a conversation with Mr and Mrs Jacobs. They were second generation settlers whose grandparents were foreigners to Korea. Apparently, their crops and chickens had been dying lately and no one could explain why.

As Do-Yun entered the ‘meeting room’, there he found Mr and Mrs Jacobs – arms tied up above their heads with rope, attached to the wall. Their tear stained cheeks and trembling lips were not a sign of a pleasant conversation they were apparently meant to have. The Leader stood before them, and began to question them about their crops and chickens. Mr Jacobs trembled in fear, sobbing that he had no idea why they were dying. Do-Yun’s father didn’t seem to like the answer. With a snap of a finger, the Higher Council staff within the room began to violently whip the couple. Tears and blood splattered all over the walls, ceiling and floor.

Do-Yun felt sick to his stomach. He had known that people had been beaten in the past for their sinful ways. But the couple before him, did they really deserve any of this? Of course not. Do-Yun wanted to stop what was happening before them. But, for some reason, he couldn’t seem to find his voice. His legs were frozen solid. All he could do was stand there, watching these two innocent people scream and cry in agony as their flesh was torn by the whips.

It became one of his biggest regrets in his life.

the family.

Moon Chin-Mae, 62 | “The Leader” | Do-Yun’s Father

The Leader of Abraham’s People. Just like his father, his grandfather and his great grandfather, Chin-Mae is the leader of the religious group. His position was passed down to him, just as the religious texts have instructed, and he will pass on down to his son, Do-Yun, when the time comes.

All this life, he has aimed for a son. After having nine daughters, he almost gave up hope. The community that they had built was starting to show cracks and fault lines. Without a son to follow the bloodline, everything would come crumbling down. Thankfully, Do-Yun was born. And from that moment, he made sure to put all his time and energy into ensuring their son grew up to be the fine, fit leader that would lead this community. And, when the time came, he would be the one to show Do-Yun how the community was run behind closed doors.

Do-Yun has always been somewhat intimidated by his father. After all, he is the great leader of this community. It felt that every second he was with him, he was being moulded into this future leader, becoming less like himself along the way.

Kim Mago, 61 | “Mother Surpreme” | Do-Yun’s Mother

Her parents believed from the moment she was born that Mago was made for greatness. That’s why they decided to give her the name Mago; named after the creator Goddess in ancient Korean mythology. The legend of Mago expresses the interconnection of dreams and reality, past and present lives, karma and destiny, microcosm, and macrocosm. She created all of nature and its geographical formations of the universe.

Ask anyone in the community, and they would tell you that Mago is the sweetest, kind-hearted woman you could ever meet. She works hard to keep her husband happy, but also to ensure the women of the community feel safe, secure, and supported. While she is the mother of ten children, she likes to remind the community that she is a mother to all. If they ever have any concerns, they are welcome to come and speak to her, and to receive some wisdom (of course, it’ll cost you; one of the juiciest pears growing on top of the mountains as an offering).

Mago and Do-Yun’s relationship is one full of nature and nurture. As there was such an age gap between him and his sisters, it gave Mago more time to spend one on one time with him. She could see his struggles at school, and because she couldn’t read or write herself, she felt helpless to offer him support. Instead, she ensured to make all his favourite meals at dinner to make sure he had a happy heart (and stomach!).

The sisters: Moon Ae-Ri (40), Moon Cho (39), Moon Eunji (38), Moon Hana (36), Moon Heejin (35), Moon Hyuk (33), Moon Jang-Mi (32), Moon Sang-Hee (31), Moon Gyeong (29).

When Do-Yun was born, his eldest sister, Ae-Ri, was already nineteen years of age. By the time he was two, she was off and getting married. After that, he didn’t see much of his sister; and the same went with all the others. Once they were married and off with their husbands, the only time he seemed to see them was at big festival events or if they happened to randomly drop by for a few moments. Quite often, he would have no idea who these women were; they would have to remind him that they were his sisters to which he'd respond with an “ahh, okay”.

Out of all the children, Gyeong and Sang-Hee were the only two sisters that he spent most of his time with. Even then, it wasn’t an awful lot. He would see them at mealtimes and then before bed as they sat together for their religious stories and texts. In a way, he felt completely detached from his siblings. He had hoped that maybe one day his parents could bring another son into the world, despite knowing how old they were (and the fact that they had him was a miracle in itself). But honestly, he just didn’t want to feel so alone anymore in a family so big.

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nari.

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  choi nari 최나리

  
  
  

  
  

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  wife-to-be

  
  
  

  
  

  none

  
  
  

  
  

  may 3rd

  
  
  

  
  

  female

  
  
  

  
  

  south korea

  
  
  

  
  

  heterosexual

  
  

  
  
  

  
  

  height

  weight

  
  

  5’9

  123lbs

  
  
  

  hair

  
  nari has long dark hair that falls down her back. it’s straight and often left loose and untouched. however, if she is cooking, cleaning, or if it is particularly hot or windy, she will have it neatly tied back or braided in some way. it is always brushed and neat, making sure she looks presentable at all times.
  
  

  eyes

  
  nari’s eyes are a deep brown. when the sun hits them just right, you can see the chestnut tones. her eyelashes aren’t particularly long or dark, but rather average. they are also where nari’s emotions are given away, despite what her facial expression may say.
  
  

  body type

  
  nari is quite tall, taller than a lot of the other girls she grew up with, which is something that she is rather self conscious of. she is slim and lanky, being made up of all limbs. she has no curves to speak of, but that really doesn't matter as they are hidden beneath her modest dresses.
  
  

  body mods

  
  none at all.
  
  

  body style

  
  of course, nari does not have a personal style. she makes and wears the same neutral dresses every other woman and girl wears in the community. however, her appearance is always neat and well taken care of. her clothes are always clean and wrinkle-free, her hemlines are always straight and of the appropriate length, and her white apron is always pristine.
  
  

  face claim

  
  jiya kwon
  

  
  
  
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  introvert

  observant

  
  

  57%

  63%

  
  
  

  thinking

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  27%

  89%

  
  
  

  turbulent

  assertive

  
  

  51%

  49%

  
  
  isfj-t: "the defender personality type is quite unique, as many of their qualities defy the definition of their individual traits. though sensitive, defenders have excellent analytical abilities; though reserved, they have well-developed people skills and robust social relationships; and though they are generally a conservative type, defenders are often receptive to change and new ideas. as with so many things, people with the defender personality type are more than the sum of their parts, and it is the way they use these strengths that defines who they are."
  
  

  
  

  traits

  
  

  positive traits

  
  patient: setbacks and delays are not concerns for nari. everything will get done in due course and she is rarely frustrated.
  loyal: nari will support those she cares about unconditionally. it would take something extreme to have her turn against her family or future husband.
  observant: because she lacks a formal education, nari learns by watching and listening. she notices more than she lets on and commits important information to memory.
  hard-working: nari dedicates 100% of herself to everything that she does. from anything as simple as the meal she is cooking to something as important as caring for her sisters, she puts all of her efforts in.
  reliable: you can trust nari to be there for when you need her on time with no complaint. whether it is to comfort you or to do you a favor, she will always be there to help.
  selfless: nari always puts everyone else's needs and happiness before her own. she does this with a smile, as their happiness is her happiness.
  
  

  negative traits

  
  passive: nari lets others make the decisions and take control. she will never speak up for what she thinks or believes.
  nervous: she is quite high-strung and easily alarmed. nari is a worrier by nature and is usually concerned about what could go wrong.
  nosy: having to take care of so many younger sisters, nari was always in their business. she wants to know what is going on with people, even if it is not her business.
  nagging: when something needs to be done, she will not let it go. she will give reminders until the task is complete. of course, this usually falls on her sisters as it is not her place to instruct anyone else.
  weak-willed: it doesn't take much to change nari's mind. it is not her place to have an opinion, she will just follow along with what she is told, even if it is not what she believes.
  sensitive: nari takes things too personally, even if they aren't necessarily meant that way.
  
  

  likes

  
  sunshine, flowers, the sound of rain, sweets, fresh clothes, baking, sunsets, moonlight, her family, animals
  
  

  dislikes

  
  loud noises, conflict, the dark, imperfection, mess, lying, bugs, slimy textures, feeling idle, disappointment
  
  

  habits

  
  tucks hair behind right ear, smooths clothes when nervous, scrunches nose when thinking
  
  

  fears

  
  having children, the pitch black, claustrophobic
  
  
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  descended from one of the original families, nari was born on a warm and sunny spring afternoon. it was the same day that her mother noticed that the lilies had bloomed, which is how she had received her name. her parents were overjoyed to welcome their first child within their first year of marriage. of course, they were a bit disappointed that their firstborn was not the son they had hoped for, but they were not too fussed. there was still plenty of time for that.
  
  nari’s first sister was born the year after her and the next came along two years after that. that was when her parents began to grow a bit concerned and started to develop a backup plan should they never welcome the son that they so desired. with nari being so close in age to the son of their leader, they decided that they were going to shape her into the ideal housewife- so perfect that there was no other choice for who the leader would pick to marry his son.
  
  

  childhood to pre-teen

  
  

  from early childhood nari’s rigorous education began. if she was going to be molded into the perfect housewife, they needed to start young. from the time she was able to, she was glued to her mother’s side to learn just what it meant to be a housewife. she cooked with her mother, cleaned with her mother, she took care of her three younger sisters with her mother. they were lucky she had such a naturally passive temperament so that she never resisted or questioned her parents. though they were clear on just how unacceptable it was if she were to do those things.
  
  when she was not with her mother, she was with her father. he educated her on the scriptures and important beliefs of the settlement. he had her reciting bible verses from memory. these were the only times she ever really interacted with her father. he was not an easy man to please. she’d have to listen and recite the passages he had read to her repeatedly until she could do it perfectly. he was an important man in the community, so he did not have time to wait around and be patient. no, she had to learn and she needed to learn quickly. her younger sisters often heard her practicing at night. in the time after they said their bedtime prayers, she’d whisper passages to herself until she fell asleep.
  
  

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  when nari was fourteen, she gained two more younger sisters. identical twins. this time, her mother educated her throughout her pregnancy on what to expect and expected nari to assist in taking care of the infants once they arrived. nari, however, knew this would be the case. she was the primary caretaker of her other sisters, so she knew this wouldn’t be any different. at sixteen, her parents had their final child, her youngest sister. at this point, nari had practically taken over the household. she cooked and cleaned and watched her sisters. this final sister was only different because her mother felt nari was old enough to assist with her birth. that was something that would stick with her for the rest of her life. while everything turned out alright in the end, it was a very complicated birth that was even touch-and-go for a moment.
  
  this brought forth the only hesitancy nari had towards marriage. having children. though she didn’t understand when or how it is supposed to happen, she knew that babies were going to come after marriage and after witnessing that, the thought terrified her. not to mention that taking care of children was absolutely exhausting in addition to her household duties. however, she knew to keep these thoughts locked deep inside. she knew that was expected of her and questioning that path would be unacceptable.
  
  while she couldn’t read or write, she wasn’t stupid. far from it. nari knew her only option in life was to get married. the other option was far too terrifying to think about. so, she knew that her best possible outcome would be if she was selected to marry the leader’s son, just as her parents spent all these years preparing her to do. nari made sure to earn the favor of the leader’s family to give herself even better chances of being chosen. she went out of her way to help the leader’s family with anything they asked if her. whether it was running errands, babysitting, or even helping around their house, nari did it all with a smile, thanking them for the opportunity to help. she did this to stand out, knowing every other girl her age had the same hope of being the one who got to marry the leader’s son.
  
  
  
  
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  both of nari's parents were 22 when they got married. they are 43 years old now. her father's name is sung-hoon and her mother's name is eun-yeong. she also has six younger sisters: jeong-sook (20), seo-yun (18), sora (16), mina (7), jin-joo (7), and finally, yu-mi (5).
  
  

  moment one

  
  nari can't remember how old she was, but she was very young when her parents sat her down and told her of their expectations. of course, they framed it in a fairy-tale way. that she would be perfect and that the leader would have no choice but to pick her to marry his son. it sounded like a dream. that she'd be chosen and they'd live happily ever after. this was reinforced over the years and she grew to understand just why it was the best scenario to be chosen for the son.
  
  

  moment two

  
  she was eleven the first time she impressed her father. she had recited every teaching and scripture he had asked on the first try without stumbling or forgetting anything. he had never complimented her efforts before, only giving corrections or simple nods of approval. until that moment, she didn't realize just how much she had been wanting his approval. from then on, she doubled her efforts in hopes of maintaining his approval and to even possibly impressing the leader.
  
  

  moment three

  
  the birth of nari's younger sister, yu-mi, was a defining moment in her life. at sixteen years old, her mother felt that she was old enough to assist when the time came. nobody expected the birth to be so difficult. the six girls that came before were not easy, of course, but completely normal and unremarkable. there was so much blood this time. when the doctor started praying as he did his best to save nari's mother and the baby, nari knew something was terribly wrong. it was tense, and long, and terrifying. though it all turned out all right in the end, it left nari with a deep fear of getting pregnant and giving birth.
  
  

  dog

  
  shortly after yu-mi was born, nari found herself with a shadow. a jindo dog— a puppy, really, less than a year old, started following nari around. from the time she got up in the morning, through her chores, until she went to bed. he'd even follow her to church, waiting outside for her return. of course, her parents were not fond of the idea of keeping him. so, nari didn't name him. she only called him 캐, or gae (dog). of course, nobody except gae had a say in the matter and over time it just became accepted that he was hers. the pair are inseparable, only apart when nari goes somewhere he is not permitted, where he waits patiently outside. and at night, he curls up at the foot of her bed until it is time to wake up in the morning.
  

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• life as an only child is a lonely one, but it's the only one so-ri has ever known. deemed a curse and mistake, she has to live her life knowing she will forever be unwanted.

  #omen #unlucky #lonely

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  nam so-ri

  "sunflower"

  july 15th

  twenty three

  female

  the only child

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  So-ri has a very soft look to her. Her big brown eyes allow for a very doe-like appearance. Her long dark brown hair flows down her back until it reaches the middle of her spine. So-ri's hair is very thick and wavy in nature, so she tends to have it pulled up whenever she's doing any work around the house or at the stable.
  
  She stands at an average 5'3. Using her height to her advantage, she seems to fall into herself to appear smaller than she already is. Because she tends to spend a lot of her time in the sun (which is where her nickname Sunflower came from) she has a slight sunkissed tint to her skin. So-ri is pretty clumsy, so she has a few faint scars along her arms and legs that serve as a reminder of her mistakes. She doesn't take them lightly. Thanks to her complicated birth along with her lack of hearing, one of So-ri's legs is shorter than the other which causes her to walk with a limp.
  
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  If there is one thing in this life that So-ri is good at, it is making herself unknown. Being small and out of the way is how she learned to survive not only in town as a whole but also in her own household. It is a secret to no one that So-ri is...peculiar. She is aware that she's the odd one out, never going a day without it being made known. She is quiet in nature and would rather hold her tongue than speak her mind—as if that were an option in the first place. That being said, she does yearn to be seen for more than just the cursed child that she is.
  
  So-ri is a very anxious girl that deals with a lot of self-loathing. Her anxiety presents itself in the form of perfectionism, but nothing she ever does is good enough in her mind. She's extremely hard-working, often going the extra mile to please her father to no avail. This has led her to always second guess herself. If something isn't right the first time around she tends to it with aggressive determination. It is quite easy for her to get lost in her head, often daydreaming when she doesn't have much else to do. Her head often fills with dreams of a different life, but she is quick to push those sinful thoughts away.
  
  

  #dreamer #hardworking #invisible

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  The flower field behind her family's home. Sunny days. Tending to the animals. Chuseok. Her hair.

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  Being stared at. When things don't go her way. Her limp. Her daydreams. When people stand on her left side.

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  She bites her nails when she gets anxious. When she's in deep thought she'll play with her hair. She walks with her head slightly down.

  
  
• Biography

  
  

  BIRTH

  Before So-ri was born, her family had it's roots outside of the settlement. Her parents Byeong-ho and Jimin were a young couple that eloped together and didn't plan on looking back anytime soon. Their love for one another did little to sustain them and before they knew it they were out on the streets, alone and hungry. It didn't take long for them to be found by missionaries that inducted them into the Community. No less than a year later the family of two was apart of Abraham's People.
  
  As they settled and got used to being a part of the Community, they would try and expand their family. Keyword: try. For many, many, years the two tried to conceive but to no avail, and when they did manage to conceive a miscarriage followed soon after. Neither Jimin nor Byeong-ho knew why this was happening to them. Word spread fast and rumors about their predicament grew. It became widely speculated that the two must be sinning somehow, as it would explain why it is so hard for them to conceive. The rumors spread so fast and efficiently that the couple began to believe it themselves. Every night they would repent and pray and hope for a change but to no avail. It got to the point where the two requested an exorcism for Jimin because they assumed the sin was accumulating in her body. It wasn't until a few months after said exorcism that the two successfully conceived! Relief washed over the family. This would be their new start! A better start!
  
  Until it wasn't.
  
  Weeks before her proposed due date, Jimin went into labor. It was a shock amongst everyone, but there wasn't anything they could do but deliver the baby and hope for the best. And so on a warm July morning, So-ri was born. The disappointment in the room upon her birth was palpable. Byeong-ho and Jimin had hoped for a boy, as they were sure it'd be a sign of good faith, but instead, they had a girl. Not only that but there was an obvious irregularity with So-ri. Her leg was deformed—shorter than her other one and a bit mangled.
  
  That day only confirmed what everybody in the community thought. The Nam family was cursed.

  
  
  

  CHILDHOOD

  So-ri's misfortune didn't seem to stop at her leg. As it turned out, she was born without the ability to hear in her left ear, most likely as a result of her premature birth. She was around 2 years old when her family found out, and they decided to keep it a secret from the rest of the town for as long as they could. Because of her lack of hearing and limp, it was obvious that she was an odd child from a very young age. Her father made sure to remind her of that every chance he got. So-ri grew to fear her father's temperament because he seemed to have no patience for her. Her family made it a point to hide So-ri away from the rest of the town as often as they could. Although, the entire family had already been outcasts at that point so it wasn't too hard. Her only friends as a child ended up being her mother and the animals that her family owned.
  
  So-ri learned quickly what it felt like to be an outcast. Whenever she did have to go and interact with the other people in town she and her family were always alienated. She heard whispers of a cursed child wherever she went, often being called an omen too.
  
  

  
  
  

  TEEN YEARS

  As So-ri matured and grew, she realized she would have to work a lot harder than most people would. Both around her house and socially. Her main goal in life was to appear as normal as possible. She couldn't stand being stared at. No matter where she went there were always judging eyes following her. She just wants to be as invisible as possible, so she did her best to change herself when she got old enough. Because of her bum leg, she has to walk with a cane or be faced with pain in each step, so she trained herself to deal with the pain. She decided that whenever she'd have to go into town she wouldn't use her cane so she could appear as normal as possible. She refused to leave her family's property with her cane. At a certain point, she had gotten so good at walking without it that one would barely notice her limp, but as soon as she got home she would often collapse from the strain and depend on her cane for the rest of the day.
  
  Her hearing, or lack thereof, was the easiest to hide from the world. While her hearing wasn't completely gone, she could never really hear people speak to her unless they were screaming. So to help better hide this, her mother taught her how to read lips. Surprisingly to both of her parents, she was quick to learn. It came as easy as breathing did.
  
  Now even with all of this extra work to hide her ailments, she could never properly run away from them. Her father acted as a constant reminder of where she lacked. He was extremely particular about how he wanted the house, setting near-impossible expectations that she almost never met. When he came home from a long day he made sure to inspect everything she did and would punish her accordingly. The only time the two ever saw eye to eye was when he'd educate her on the scripture. That's when the most peace would fill the home.

  
  
  

  PRESENT DAY

  Ever since turning of age, So-ri has been filled with nothing by anxiety and self doubt. There has always been a voice in her ear telling her that she'll never be matched up to get married. To this day people in the community avoid her like the plague. She does her best to not let it get to her, but in the end, she is only human so of course, it always does.
  
  It's been three years since she's become of age for marriage and she's yet to be matched up much to the relief of everybody else in town. She fears that she'll never be chosen and in the end, she'll end up a sacrifice. Most people see being a sacrifice as the highest honor but So-ri fears nothing more than being chosen.

  
  
  
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  Nam Byeong-ho

  Byeong-ho's relationship with his daughter is strained at best. It is very obvious that he isn't fond of her and doesn't do a thing to hide it. His wishes for her to be a normal, healthy baby boy were futile and every day he takes it out on her. Byeong-ho acts as So-ri's main sense of insecurity. The nagging voice in her head that's always telling her she's done something wrong comes in the form of his voice. If anything she's absolutely terrified of him. It is not uncommon for his temper to get the best of him and it always ends with him yelling at So-ri for things she can't help.

  
  
  

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  Nam Jimin

  Jimin is So-ri's favorite person in the world. She looks up to her mother with starry eyes of admiration. One of her goals for life is to become even half the woman and wife that her mother is. Despite all the misfortune and hatred directed toward them, Jimin loves her daughter unconditionally. She always speaks fondly of and to her, often calling So-ri her Sunflower. Whenever the two have time (which isn't often nowadays), Jimin takes So-ri out to the flower field behind their home. There the two just sit and talk freely amongst the flowers. It's becomes such a special place to So-ri that she often visits by herself to daydream.

  
  
  

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ryuk hae

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  Naturally, her hair is supposed to be a deep brown, but this is not quite the case at the moment. Throughout the past year and a half, her hair has been progressively getting lighter. When questioned, she's quick to blame the long hours in the sun for the lightening of her locks. This isn't a lie, per se, though the lemon juice she's been spritzing in her hair in the mornings whenever possible may be accelerating the process.
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  

  
  

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  Hae can be described as limby, with extremities that appear awkwardly long on her frame. She's never been too far behind the tallest of the girls. Her family used to tease her by comparing her to a lizard due to her slenderness.
  

  
  

  
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

  
  
  

  
  
  
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  Hae came into the world with wide eyes and screaming, and not much has changed in the two decades since then. She doesn't scream as much nowadays, though perhaps her parents would prefer that to the constant barrage of questions. Curiosity is typically a revered trait in a child, but Hae's questions concerned her mother as they often seemed to doubt the community's teachings. From a young age her parents knew she wouldn't be easy to keep in line.
  
  As she aged, that curiosity turned to anger. Why weren't she and the other girls allowed to read? What if their interpretations of the scriptures were different? What if they just wanted to learn, to understand? Who gave the Leader the power to decide they should be followers? Why was their world so damn small and rigid? After the sacrifice, anger boiled over into rage. It was no longer directed at concepts, but instead at the entirety of the community. Its beliefs, its traditions, its excuses. She let it guide her every action.
  
  Perhaps the anger manifested itself because she noticed everything. Her mother's constant resentment, the weight of her mother's grief, shifts in the animals' moods. She picked up on how people looked at her, how adults quieted when she walked passed. She saw how everyone's lives were planned out for them before they were even born, saw the general zombification of the members of the community. The most infuriating aspect of it was the fact that the people didn't seem to care enough to notice.
  
  Despite all her fury, Hae possessed an unbridled sense of optimism. If anger was her shield, optimism was her sword. Her hope that one day she could escape this purgatory was the only thing that got her through the bad days.
  
  Following instructions was never her strong suit. She operated almost exclusively in accordance with her whims. At first it wasn't exactly intentional, she just had a difficult time keeping focused on one monotonous task for so long. It's common to find her fluttering around from location to location, distracting the other women or simply daydreaming in the sidelines. The only task this seemed to not be true for would be tending to the animals. There's peace to be found in surrounding herself with animals, especially the horses. The stables are the only place where her mind goes quiet, even if only briefly.
  

  
  
  
  

  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

  
  

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  Hyo had always been the "better" twin, as close to the ideal woman as one could get when they were 18. The family assumed this simply meant she would marry into a desirable family. When the Leader informed them that she was to be sacrificed, they played their role well - grateful for this amazing opportunity to serve the community. Hae, always the exception, was infuriated. She was pissed at her parents' reaction, pissed that Hyo let herself be taken, pissed that she was the only one that seemed to care. In the days following the sacrifice, the family started to quietly crumble. Hae walked in on her father nearing tears frequently, regularly caught him stealing mournful looks at what once were Hyo's belongings. Her mother seemed to do nothing except her chores and sleep, misery manifesting itself as harsh discipline towards the younger children. Though Hyo remained calm when her name was announced, Hae will never forget the look in her twin's eyes when she realized this was it.
  
  To watch yourself be killed in third person while the community that raised you damn near celebrated was not an experience Hae would wish on anyone. Well, maybe the Leader seeing as he wished it on her. She was selfish in her grief, refusing to keep it behind closed doors like the rest of her family. The home grew tense, and Hae found herself losing whatever respect she had left for the community's traditions. She'd always been a restless child and prone to slacking off during her duties, but after the sacrifice it seemed almost intentional. Hae was determined in her attempt to do anything in her power to throw the community off balance, even if all she could do was force the other women to clean up her messes. For now.
  

  
  
  

  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  

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  When Hae was 13, her eldest sister was married off and the entire family was granted permission to observe the haircut. This was the first time she had ever gotten to see anyone have any kind of power over their appearance, and she was captivated. Upon learning that she would have to be wed in order to cut her hair, it seemed far too long a time to wait, so, naturally, she didn't.
  
  Uncharacteristically, she made the decision to wait until late the night after ceremony was over before chopping off her locks. She managed to convince herself that it wouldn't be that serious; hair grows back, after all. Really, she was just itching to do anything to distance herself from the community's uniform. That morning, Hae woke up feeling great for the first time she could recall. Even her twin and younger siblings seemed to be fans of the cut, but her mother was far less amused.
  
  Now, her parents were accustomed to her pulling small stunts to keep herself entertained, but they knew this would spell major trouble for them and potentially for her, as well. They disagreed on what to do with her: her father wanted to attempt to keep the length of her hair concealed while her mother wanted to confess to the Leader. The fight that ensued that day was one Hae could recite verbatim. It shaped many of the darker thoughts that plagued her on bad nights and was worse than any punishment the Leader could ever come up with.
  

  
  
  

  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  

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  Hae's childhood was unique in one regard - her father spent much of his time telling her stories. Large areas dedicated to housing massive slides with water; methods of transportation that moved faster than her mind could comprehend; tiny devices that allowed people to communicate from vast distances. He told her of books that contained stories unrelated to the Bible. He took great care to frame them as figments of his imagination and not things he experienced before arriving at the settlement.
  
  Unconvinced, Hae began imagining new possibilities of what the outside world might hold, things that went strictly against everything they had been taught. She itched to be able to express herself, hated the fact that they were completely prohibited from doing so. For now, she'd settle for daydreaming about the possibilities and each day grew more and more convinced that the outside world contained more than the Leader was letting on.
  

  
  
  

  
  
  
  

  
  
  

  
  
  
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[Dorodoros]

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name

Cheong Min

nickname

Min-Min
(by his mother)

age

21

date of birth

February 5th

place of birth

Unknown

Role

The Tricked

Gender

Male

Languages

Korean and English

Occupation

Teacher

Theme

me --> [x]
& me --> [x]
but what's this? --> [x]

visage

height

183cm / 6'0"

weight

~81kg / 179lbs

hair

Chestnut hued and peculiarly tidy, despite his lack of care for it. Usually appears lighter than it is when under the gaze of the sun.

eyes

Wells of light brown that are always seeking; rare are the times that they're seen to be still, and when they are, whatever they're set on is sure to meet a piercing stare saturated with either morbid curiosity or poorly hidden mischief. They're very expressive and may speak what he'd otherwise leave unsaid.

body type

Trim and lean like that of a swimmer, though his time spent venturing the rugged far reaches of the settlement has gifted his figure more muscle than he knows what to do with. His legs are noticeably longer than his torso, but only to those who look closely.

features

Min has a small scar just above his left brow and one that looks to have taken longer to heal upon his chin, both products of a "disagreement" with a few other boys in his middling youth. His voice is low with a song-like lilt to it—quite suiting of the smirk that he's often seen wearing when in the company of others.

face claim

Choi Hansol

personality type - ENTP-A

Virtues

Clever
Independent
Easy-going
Rational
Daring
Outspoken

Vices

Cynical
Erratic
Secretive
Mischievous
Stubborn
Outspoken

EXTRAVERTED


OBSERVANT


FEELING

PROSPECTING


ASSERTIVE


INTUITIVE

It would be easy to mistake Min as little more than fickleness bundled up in a fox-like demeanor. Older members of Abraham's People consider (albeit in silence, as is so generously deemed by the rules) his roguish nature to be the lingering influence of his time spent beyond the settlement in the company of demons. Most others believe it be a passing attribute that will, as the Lord decrees, be diminished by time and faith.

They couldn't be any more wrong. Min is nothing if not a closeted nonconformist; he revels in flirting with danger and deliberately dances at the edge of a deep pool of "sin", a precipice he'll peer into for long lengths of time without ever fully giving into its allure. He's carefree, clever and every bit as silver-tongued as he seems, yet he'd offer another being his last morsel of food or the shirt off his back if they were in need... just be prepared to wonder who he'd swiped them from.

There are few things he enjoys more than speaking his mind - or some small part of it at least - and he's an advocate of honesty to a fault. Don't be surprised to find out that his spoken truths have been colored, however, for he believes that truth, like most other things in their sheltered little lives, is a matter of debatable perspective.

The contrarian in him struggles to keep itself contained under the threat of traditions that even now, years after his family's integration, still seem foreign. And although he's had a habit of keeping emotions at arm's length since boyhood, denying any notion of sentimentality, the young man has managed to never forget things the Council would call fiction. What he holds in his head is a past he knows to be genuine, not one woven within a twisted illusion of harmony.

Memories of this former life are his most cherished, safely kept possessions: blurry images of a massive body of water stretching off into the horizon; air lashing at his face as he sticks his head out the window of a moving car, his mother's frantic voice somewhere in the distance; the phantom feel of black and white keys against his fingertips. Seldom is he feeling alone enough to allow it, but there are occasions when he'll close his eyes and allow his fingers to move as though the instrument was no longer just a figment lost within a dreamlike haze—the songs that his father taught him a lifetime ago no longer heard, yet still very much felt.

Not that Min would ever let anyone see that.

Family

The Cheong family has always bordered on sticking out amidst the community, and not always due to their newly planted feet or Min's tendency to talk a little too much.

Ben, his father, stands a head and a half taller than most men he walks beside, with a powerful build that'd put a brick wall to shame. He's rather pale, fair-haired and is frequently seen with a bushy beard masking his face. This alone could make him a beacon, but appearance is the only thing in which Ben purposefully shines; he is one of the most quiet, humble, selflessly idealistic men that others may come to know. It's Ben who's covertly instilled into his son the ideal of never forgetting where he's from, nor losing sight of where he wishes to go, no matter where that may be.

Having a husband with such a presence has allowed his mother to keep to the peripheral vision of others in most cases. It's a thing she's rather grateful for, as Ji-soo prefers her penchant for closely studying the people around her kept well-hidden. Min has never known anyone as intelligent or insightful, and she's supported him like no other from the very moment he was born; she's fed into his inquisitive appetite - within her own sense of reason - every step of the way. Ji-soo's recently announced that they'll soon be welcoming a new addition to their little family.

Reserved as they both are, Min has caught the two sneaking in intimacy at home that he's never seen other parents display, whether it be slow dances in the dark before bed or shared whispers, laughter and playful glances. Although he appears entirely disinterested in affection of any kind and seems to value his independence above all else, their relationship has blessed him with an idea of what he secretly wishes to someday have. To say that he does not look forward to being forced into partnership with someone not of his own choosing would be a vast understatement.

likes

sarcasm, stimulating conversations, mysteries, hearing (but mostly telling) bad jokes, anything unconventional or perceived as "abnormal", subtly pushing boundaries, pondering possibilities, music wherever it can be found, made or heard

dislikes

overbearing rules or people, tightly packed crowds, closed mindedness, being robbed of freedom and flexibility, authority complexes, mosquitoes, the thought of having to remain in the settlement for the rest of his life

fears

Kept secret from all except his family is his haphephobia; physical contact is something he's grown to tolerate when it's absolutely necessary, but the idea alone of closeness with another is enough to unsettle him, and touch that isn't expected can cause him to freeze up entirely. To combat it, he always keeps a pair of self-made gloves on his person and is most often seen with his hands in his pockets. It's the only thing about himself that Min truly hopes to one day change.

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memories

illusions.

Long ago, Min felt no love greater than that he had for music. In that distant past, they'd often visit a town square where musicians of all types gathered, and there they'd sit under the sun, listening to people play out their passions on instruments that Min could no longer name if he tried. It was a time where wide smiles were what he wore most often—a time where he'd run free until his legs would refuse to take him any further and ask questions until his tongue could grow no looser.

The day his mother brought home a piano alongside his father's promise to teach him to use it was a moment that he knew would live with him forever. Ben would often tell him that music was one's very spirit speaking through the body; it turned out Min had such a talent for rhythm even at his young age, and he remembered feeling a great sense of contentment when his parents watched him pour his soul into every note. That feeling grew to pride when he later played at the same quaint square where he'd witnessed others sharing their passion for music, met at the end with applause so loud that he could have sworn he'd felt it was swelling from within his own chest.

Min's parents never did tell him what changed back then. All he could recall were glimpses of strangers seated with his parents through the gloom of the crowd, their faces blending awe with grim contemplation. If asked now, what he'd remember of the days after is that everything they owned, from family photos to the house they'd come to call home - from his very bedsheets and clothes, to the same piano he'd come to believe would forever be a conduit of feelings he'd bury within himself - was left behind in favor of a new future.

interim.

Despite his fondness of change, acclimating to Abraham's People came slowly for Min. Ji-soo and Ben did what they could to mitigate their son's inclination of speaking about the world they'd come from. He was subjected to stern lectures any time he'd bring up aspects of their former life, and while their words came down with the weight of a judge's gavel, he knew them to be far from strict cruelty. Perhaps, he'd sometimes think, his parents simply wished to protect him from the far more crushing weight of the Leader's harsh judgement.

Their finicking could only sway his mind so much, however. Min had come to know more than a few holier-than-thou personalities within the community, and yet one boy in particular stood out: a certain Kim Mal-chin, who flaunted an overabundance of pride and wore faith like a badge upon his sleeve. Their encounters remained cordial for a time, but once during their teenage years, while spending their free time skipping stones beside the lake, Mal-chin overheard Min telling a small crowd of boys that it wasn't demons that he'd seen outside the borders of the settlement—the beings they'd been told were twisted deformities that would eat them through to the bone were nothing more than plain old people, just like them.

Mal-chin didn't take kindly to this. Min remembers well the way Mal-chin had grabbed him by the collar, told him how he spoke of heresy and would burn for it, though only after the Higher Council heard about what blasphemies he'd been speaking. Of course, Min thought it'd do no harm to shoot back with his own thoughts, telling the other boy that, "I'd try to see things from your perspective if I could, but it seems I can't get my head that far up my own ass."

Maybe it was the heat of the day causing an irritation in him, or the fact that his rocks hadn't managed to skip more than twice a throw, or maybe, just maybe, Mal-chin had simply been bottling the desire to hold power over someone for longer than anyone else knew. Min was sharp-minded and had an even sharper tongue given the right circumstances, but his skill at sparring was exclusive to wits; the first punch Mal-chin threw sent Min reeling, and the blows that came after came harder than each one before it, until he was tripping into the cold embrace of the lake. He claims not to recall much afterward, but it displays itself everyday in his behavior and seems too vivid when he relives the memory, for in it are grasping, clawing hands of a true demon, attempting to wring the life out of him beneath that water.

The Higher Council never did hear about what Min had said to the other boys, but neither did they hear of the near drowning that day. Most have forgotten about the incident entirely. One thing's certain—Mal-chin managed to do what Min's parents never could, as he never again spoke of the world he'd come from so freely.

inquiries.

These days, Min has roped himself into the educational sphere, albeit under the skeptical gaze of the other teachers. All throughout his life, his father has upheld the importance of learning from the past and understanding the way it can make changes within oneself. While the young man has taken most of these teachings to heart, his own pondering more frequently sets itself upon the future; he believes that life should be full of possibilities, absurdities and ironies. Nuance is something he sees as a necessity, and who was there with the most potential to explore those nuances or question the things around them than young minds? Min lives out a silent rebellion attempting to instill concepts of free-thinking and individualism within the youth he teaches.

Hearing about his mother's pregnancy came as a bittersweet surprise. As of late, he's been considering how difficult it might be to leave the settlement before he's announced for marriage in Daeboreum... everything from framing his own death to simply sprinting until he reached a place - any place - other than the settlement. If there ever was a soft spot of his, it was family, and having another member soon to join it makes the idea seem much more distant.

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[thinking]

Kyung Mi.

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  Kyung Mi-Suk

  
  
  

  
  

  twenty-one

  
  
  

  
  

  the revenge

  
  
  

  
  

  alive

  
  
  

  
  

  4.02

  
  
  

  
  

  female

  
  
  

  
  

  Abraham's

  
  
  

  
  

  heterosexual

  
  

  
  
  

  
  

  height

  weight

  
  

  5'3"

  49.2kgs

  
  
  

  blood type

  alliegence

  
  

  B+

  Abraham's people.

  
  
  

  hair

  
  Tying her hair up is never an option. It is a restraint; both physical and mentally: Kyung Mi sees herself as not an object. A woman fierce and bright, Kyung Mi allows her hair to flow freely and will struggle dearly when it is ultimately cut. Her hair is her freedom. Her locks sustain a maple brown colour with reflecting light turning them a reddish colour. The strands sit wild however upkeeping the appearance of smoothness, connoting wild spirit.
  
  

  eyes

  
  Kyung Mi's eyes are surrounded by short eyelashes, giving them a stern and intimidating look. The iris is a dark brown which would appear almost black if there was little sunlight. Eye brows are narrow, set above and upon close inspection are untidied and somewhat frizzy.
  
  When she was a child, her eyes where bright and wondrous; full of adventure and excitement. After the sacrifice, they have succumbed to darkness, swallowed by grief, anger and ultimately revenge.
  
  

  body type

  
  Standing at the lower end of five feet, Kyung Mi is not tall but however small the fire it is still raging hot. Her arms refine muscle mass despite legs looking frail and thin. The muscle was retained through house-hold chores and general tidying that, to pass time, would turn into a secret game of strength. The palms of her hands are calloused and her finger cuticle are untidy and shredded through a new, nervous habit of chewing. The habit had appeared after her sister's sacrifice and reflects a busy, unnerved mind.
  
  

  ailments

  
  Scars along her knees are not something she is conscious about and much to her parents disgrace are things she is proud of. Unlike the other girls, who are told in the beginning who they are and what they are leading to be, Kyung Mi dreamed (never opening her mouth) she could adventure and hunt. However, now, her childhood fantasies have diminished into loss hope.
  

  style

  
  Silken dresses are worn. Kyung Mi does try her best to wear such attire however it almost always ends up becoming ripped, torn or modified (loosened neck, rolling up sleeves) to her liking: much to her mother's dismay. To attempt to rectify this, her mother creates dresses that are coloured beige, brown and cornflower blue. Perhaps this could reflect the colour of bumps and bruises?
  
  

  face claim

  
  Go Yoon Jeong
  

  
  
  
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  bitterness

  
  

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  conscientious

  demanding

  
  

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  55%

  
  
  

  disappointing

  vengeful

  
  

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  100%

  
  
  A tealight flame flickering, hot with enlightenment; a tempting touch. Being a small flame, though, it is able to brighten the room to it's liking, not enough to cause damage and insignificant to see thorough detail. If spilled, the flame will consume everything greedily....Enraging itself into a blazing fire. Observation proves this candle is calm with control however, still burning the edges of candle-holder restraint furious to escape and become dreamed fire.
  
  That is one, detailed way, to describe Kyung-Mi... The woman is hysterically fighting on the inside... For the right moment, the right time. As if she was a tigress, prowling for her kill. And to stay as steely as she does, in the meantime, in this fortified and enclosed village is an unrealistic expectation.
  
  As a child, Kyung-Mi had somewhat late development with speech unlike her Sister. She was around four years old when she opened her mouth to communicate. Perhaps she was unwilling to, an observational baby rather than one that exploded with emotion. She rarely wept too, the first time she truly cried was when she got stung by a bee at age seven... Maybe she expected the little creature to be a pet and live in cupped palms.
  
  From that moment, Kyung-Mi knew it was stupid to cry, each time resulted in scoldings and stone-cold slaps across the wrist from Father. Sister was more prone to correcting and excusing herself when emotions grew too much.
  
  A wild spirit is unable to be captured by man's vice grip- it is intangible. Also, with an ISTP personality type, Kyung-Mi is a fiercely independent soul and always has been. Alienation from her sister's personality was obvious. Sister was a brilliant and honorable girl whilst Kyung-Mi was deemed a bane. Perhaps if she was more honorable, then maybe Sister will be alive still.
  
  
  

  
  

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  vices

  
  adventurous-Whether this a vice or virtue is to be evaluated. Kyung-Mi always had a fascination with nature and longed to explore like boys and men. Kyung-Mi enjoyed capturing praying mantis, that she described as "little dragons" when she was a child. Now, adventure is weakened by loss hope... The world is bleak and the flame has been suffocated but it is still there...
  incorruptible-Again, whether this is a vice or virtue is still to be thought thoroughly about. Kyung-Mi does not take well to other members of the community preaching to her. They thought punishing her parents would do her good... Instead it made her shell harder.
  lovable-this is her main personality trait. Kyung-Mi is undoubtedly lovable toward those she cares for.
  
  likes: honey, bees (and most bugs) and daydreaming.
  
  dreams: to one day be reunited with her sister. For the sacrifice to be all a dream.
  
  

  virtues

  
  undisciplined-Named 'Honored-Beauty' is a mistake on her parent behalf. Beautiful, yes, she brings no honor to her family carrying our woman chores- if she was a man, perhaps it would be different. You cannot tame fire, only suffocate and control it.
  absentminded- Taking time to dissipate from reality is not the best thing when your life is focused on working.
  ->>>preoccupied-After Sister's death, she has been absent from her regular trained thought. Unmasked and preoccupied from everything to do with work. Despite it being a year later, Kyung-Mi is yearning to seek revenge.
  enigmatic-For a woman, being mysterious is not ideal. You need to be reformed and tight in regiment. Other girls are somewhat frightened of her, especially after the sacrifice of her twin sister.
  
  dislikes: flies, parental relationships and being bound by law.
  
  fears: marriage, death, nightmares/flashbacks of certain moments.
  

  
  
  
  
  
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  stolen innocence

  
  

  The mould of Kyung Mi's childhood was not rigid. The framework was like a pile of woodland sticks haphazardly stuck together with tree sap: unstable yet unique. Mother and Father, like many Abraham people, strict and demanding of the young girl restraining her to become a perfect child. Growing up with a perfect twin sister was irritating and like children, being children, there was never an instant without bickering. It was harmless, however and Kyung-Mi loved her Sister dearly and took into account when the arguments went too far, or if her twin had enough.
  
  Kyung-Mi was bullied by other girls for the way she perceived things and her curious nature was always punished with prayer recital, line-writing until blisters formed and slaps on her behind in the 'Name of God.'
  

  the sister with two mouths

  
  

  The stark contrast between Kyung-Mi and her sister was now very obvious to the community and her family's punishment was visible. As Kyung-Mi reached puberty and her first period, it became worse for Mother and Father. Kyung-Mi fired question after question ("Why must God punish girls?" for example) and despite her parents warnings continued to blare what seemed to be complete conspiracies. Nicknamed by her twin as the 'sister with two mouths', Kyung-Mi's frustration only grew as she could never get an answer that made any sense.
  
  

  now

  
  

  Sister gone, Kyung-Mi seeks her revenge. She knows she will one day find her childhood answers... Kyung-Mi knows she will face the Bulgasari those responsible will pay with blood.
  
  
  
  
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  significant 1. parent's punishment

  
  To be brought up in a household shrouded by bitterness is damaging enough. Watching her parents lie to her to keep her oblivious to the severity of her actions. Punishments came slowly at first, food became scarce at home despite it being abundant in the village and Mr and Mrs Suk half-attempted to protect her. Going hungry was nothing compared to the beatings from God. Misbehaving as a child caused her parents to be stripped of all regiment and served up for public humiliation (in the subtle form of father being told and unable hunt).
  
  Turmoil boiled in her stomach, the acidic, sour taste of every word that spluttered out like stomach bile as she argued against word and teaching. It caused her family to become a somewhat laughing stock.
  
  

  significant 2. the sacrifice (gore.w)

  
  "Brothers and Fathers, remember me when I meet you in Hell,"
  Blood, so much blood, sinew and tendons ripped as Bulgasari must have tore open the woman's lifeless body. Her face was unrecognisable, caved in, slashed... Body gutted and butchered. This was no work of protection, this was an act of Evil and disgrace.
  
  Upon their twenty-first birthday that had fallen onto the brink of the calendar sacrifice and witnessing the remains of her twin Sister's body, Kyung-Mi firmly decided that it was over. Over for man. Over for the Moon. Over for Abraham.
  
  

  significant 3. the marriage

  
  "'Till Death do us part."
  Marrying him is in the contract of being a woman. Serve man, tend man, grace man and kill man.
  
  

  relationships-

  
  The Hidden- Much to Kyung-Mi's dishevelment, he is a husband to be, TBC
  Father- Kyung-Mi has decided that she must forever loathe and hold hatred for her Father. He is a man of little word and huge mystery, a tight-lipped and intimidating figure. He is the one to draw out the punishment, upon his daughter as it seems it was not a mother's job to do so. Undoubtedly, there is a slither of respect, although it is a slither.
  Mother- Mother is without respect. A weak woman, obeying Father, cleaning, tidying ultimately she is a doll to command and mate with.
  Twin Sister- "I will pay for your death with death itself."
  
  

  notes/trivia

  
  >Kyung-Mi's mother and father are named Mrs Ha-rin Suk and Mr Bora Suk. Kyung-Mi. They are just another pawn in Chin-Mae's leadership and will obey the Father word to word. After the sacrifice, Kyung-Mi does not call her Mr or Mrs Suk parental nicknames just 'Mr and Mrs'.
  >Kyung-Mi's twin sister is not nameable. The reason I chose this is due to the horrific state her sister's body was in after the sacrifice and the insignificance everybody treated Sister. They moved on with life like it was just 'another one'. Perhaps her name will be revealed later... Perhaps not.
  +Kyung, meaning Honored and Mi meaning beauty.
  

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[Klown]

n a m e . . . yoon ha-neul
d o b . . . may 11th
a g e . . . twenty-one
g e n d e r . . . male
r o l e . . . the hidden

b o d y : five feet and ten inches tall, looks rather thin under his billowy clothes, but has some toned musculature. weighs healthily for his height.
h a i r : sleek, straight black hair. silky smooth and incredibly easy to run your fingers through. never tangled although he does get the worst case of bedhead every morning.
e y e s : rounded dark chocolate brown, framed by long lashes. slightly puffy and carry a rather innocent look to them, almost puppy-ish.
f a c e c l a i m : jung jaewon

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  A being of pure longing; fueled on daydreams, what-ifs, and an insatiable yearn for escape. Once a child incredibly passionate and outgoing, now a young timid man who melts into the background. Blending himself into the painting until he’s completely indiscernible. Ha-neul has learned that lying bears no consequence, yet he apologizes in his prayers each night. He’s learned that absolute truth is based on belief rather than fact, as long as that belief correlates with the morals and rules of the community.
  
  In many ways, he’s a ghost. A wandering soul void of substance, repeating the motions. He does as he’s told when to do it. Follows the patterns that have been engrained in his bones. Average at everything, as excelling draws too much attention. He smiles and obeys. Never asks question beyond “how are you today?” or “am I doing this right?”. A small cog in a grander machine.
  
  At least, that’s what the Community of Abraham’s People sees. Someone once unruly turned unobtrusive and inconsequential. Ha-neul, however, is more relentless than anyone would think. He’s a stubborn, selfish manipulator who was kicked to the floor at took it as an opportunity to bite at his attacker’s ankles.
  
  While relatively harmless, there is a bitterness that grows in him from his inability to express himself. Like an itch he can never reach, and only when he is alone or in trusted company can he truly satisfy it. Ha-neul likes to sing. Belch at the top of his lungs and howl at the sky. He likes to draw, flooding scraps of parchment with sketches of people and nature. He wants to learn how to cook like his mother and sisters. He wants to feel wanted by a man, as well as be able to want a man without the stigma suffocating him.
  
  This gentle caged bird has a habit of crashing into the bars. Secretly destroying property around the town, or simply whacking the trees in the forest just for some form of catharsis. Of course, no one suspects this mild-mannered nobody, and if he’s feeling particularly bitter, he’ll go out of his way to frame someone for what he’s done. Destructive as he may be, Ha-neul also takes his secrets with him to the forest. The trees know all his insecurities, wants, and ill-doings. Alone in nature is when he speaks from the heart, releasing all the words he didn’t say but so gravely wanted to. There’s no shame or rules in nature, just pure atavistic instinct, and Ha-neul takes full advantage of it. Venting into the treetops before returning home, smiling politely and fulfilling his duties as always.
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  apothecary: using recourses his finds in nature as well as grows in his own backyard,
  ha-neul has been using his limited knowledge to heal abraham's people.
  
  l i k e s . . .
  being alone in nature.
  screaming until his throat is sore.
  laying flat on his back while cloud/star gazing.
  drawing.
  any display of physical affection.
  playing with people’s hands.
  watching his mother and sisters cook.
  
  d i s l i k e s . . .
  being talked down to.
  feeling trapped, both figuratively and literally.
  not having time to vent.
  most people in the community.
  sitting through bible stories with his siblings.
  spending any amount of time with his father.
  feeling helpless.
  
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  Yoon Jin-sang, Father, 43 years old.
  Abrasive, non-negotiable, hardy. Ha-neul knows his father wishes he had a manlier son. Especially one who’s gaze didn’t sometimes sneak glimpses of the other men in town. Their relationship is more “tense colleagues” than “father and son”.
  
  Yoon Eun-ha, Mother, 43 years old.
  Docile, insecure, devout. She shows more love to her cooking than to her oldest son. While she may pretend to care for him, Ha-neul always feels this disconnect from her words and her eyes. There’s no warmth when she looks at him or touches him.
  
  Yoon Sol-mi, Sister, 10 years old.
  Eager to please, mature, loyal. Ha-neul likes that she’s got a bit of a sassy spark in her, he only prays it doesn’t get her into trouble. She’s a little bossy but takes her work seriously. Only ever dares to show attitude when their parents aren’t around.
  
  Yoon Min-ah, Sister, 8 years old.
  Clumsy, shy, caring. Ha-neul worries about Min-ah. She’s constantly making mistakes, and if it’s not their mother putting her down, then she’s beating herself up about it. Ha-neul tries to encourage her as much as he can. She’s so young, and he doesn’t want her to grow up hating herself.
  
  Yoon Ji-hu, Brother, 5 years old.
  Clingy, quiet, picky. The youngest of the bunch. Their parents had been trying for a song and were so relieved when Ji-hu turned out to be a boy. He’s definitely spoiled and is given more love by his parents than Ha-neul has ever gotten.
  
  
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  ➤ After his attempted exorcism, Ha-neul was prevented from seeing any male figures for a month, as it “ran the risk the demon might resurface”. He could only be visited by his mother and other women of the commune. He was treated like he had the plague. In his time alone is when his love of drawing surfaced.
  
  ➤ At the age of fifteen, Ha-neul developed a hard crush on an older boy. It was absolute torture. He’d pray every day for it to go away and was nearly tempted to tell his parents the “demon” had possessed him again. Instead, Ha-neul bottled up his feelings. One fateful day, while him and the boy were on the field, they happened to brush hands but as they were leaning into each other, Ha-neul’s crush shoved him away and looked at him like he was dung on the sole of his shoe. While word of this luckily didn’t spread, Ha-neul was so mortified that he ran away. He began himself start to hyperventilate, having a panic attack. Though at the time he thought he was dying, and felt he’d rather die alone in the forest where he could never be found than run back into the community. He doesn’t remember much of what happened after he reached the forest, just waking up on the ground staring at the starry sky beyond the tree leaves and feeling a little lighter.
  
  ➤ Ha-neul learned from watching others what was expected of him and how he should act. He perfected the skill as a means of survival. However, there was one boy who would keep bullying him despite his efforts to stay under the radar. After being harassed, the two got into a slight altercation that had to be quickly broken up when adults showed up. Neither boy had been caught, but Ha-neul had snatched the boy’s shoe and ripped the pocket of his overalls off its fine seams. Later that night, Ha-neul snuck around the town while everyone was asleep and made a mess of their yards, laundry lines, and coops, setting multiple chickens free. He would then dumb the boy’s shoe and torn pocket at two different sights. He was frames for Ha-neul’s destruction, and Ha-neul realized he could get away with a lot more if he really put his mind to it.
  
  
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  • melted by akmu
  • escape by kilgore doubtfire
  • hermit the frog by marina
  • take me to church by hozier
  • saint bernard by lincoln

 

[Myling]

Jeong Heejin

The Revenge

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  full name

  Jeong Heejin

  nicknames

  Heehee, Jin

  age

  twenty-one

  date of birth

  26th of May

  gender

  female

  sexuality

  straight?

  Role

  The Revenge
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  height & weight

  5'3" ft and 121 lbs

  hair

  Heejin has a long silky black hair that goes down all the way her lower back.

  eyes

  Her eyes are upturned and the shape may remind one from cat's eyes. They are dark brown and full of mishcief, though Heejin is able to make them have a more softer and innocent look as well.

  physique

  Heejin is build like a preteen boy. She's small and petite with no curves.

  style

  Jeehin looks like a typical Abraham's daughter, though that wouldn't be the case if she was the one to make the decisions. More traditionally manly clothings has always appealed to her more. As an silent rebellion she sometimes wears pair of shorts under her skirts and dresses.

  face claim

  Yoon Young Bae

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  likes

  walking barefoot, running around, traditionally masculine clothing, animals, children, secretly picking and pressing flowers
  
  

  dislikes

  rules, authorities, storm, sour and bitter tastes, feminine clothing especially way too long dresses, being told to act certain way
  
  

  family life

  Heejin has a pair of loving parents: a sweet and bubbly mother paired with an strict but kind father. Heejin's relationship towards her parents has not been the same after her twin got sacrificed. The parents views it as her fault and think the wrong twin got sacrificed.
  

  personality

  
  - Hotheaded Jeehin is someone who is quick to lose her temper in any situation. She is quick to get angry without calmly thinking about the consequences of that anger. Usually angers out to the wrong people and has to deal with the consequences.
  
  - Immature Some call it immaturity, Heejin calls it a childlike charm. No matter what Heejin has some childlike or immature mannerisms. She never takes care of her responsibilities, complains and is always pouting when things don't go as she wants. She doesn't think about the consequences of her actions.
  
  - Stubborn Heejin is too stubborn for her own good. She doesn’t know when to give up. If she has decided on something, she will do it without listening to anyone. Heejin refuses to change her opinions or mind about a decision that she's made. It’s difficult to reason with her or get her to admit her decision isn't good.
  
  + Emphatic Heejin is exceptionally empathetic. It’s just not something she showcases that often since she doesn’t want to seem weak. It’s easy for her to put herself in someone else's position. It's difficult for her to hold grudges, but when she does she really, really is holding a grudge.
  
  + Playful Heejin is pretty playful and mischievous. She enjoys teasing, wordplay, improvising and tricking others in a lighthearted way. Heejin is the person to give an extremely pretty flower bouquet as a gift, except there’s stinging nettles mixed in. The girl hates boredom and is always trying to make things more fun. She's one to turn a daily task into a silly game.
  
  + Strong willed Heejin is a strong willed woman who does what she wants when she wants and where she wants. She has strong opinions about everything and she doesn't let anyone step over her. Sometimes weaker personalities get lost among her.
  
  
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  Heejin and her twin sister Ha-Joon were born 26th of may. They were the first born children of the young happily married couple. Their parents loved them to the moon and back and that could be sensed in their every gesture and action.
  
  Despite being identical twins, they weren’t all the same. In fact they were the opposites. Heejin was the more social and outgoing of the pair of twins, while Ha-Joon was more quiet and calm. It was as if the girls lived in a symbiosis. Heejin helped Ha-Joon to come out of her shell when Ha-Joon teached Heejin to be more calm and precise.
  
  Ha-Joon was especially silent, she knew how to talk but she only spoke when she was comfortable. When she was too uncomfortable to speak to others, she would whisper her thoughts to Heejin who would say them out loud.
  
  

  teenage years

  When the twins got older, their relationship changed. Ha-Joon was able to gather her courage, while speaking out loud still made her a little uncomfortable, it was something she now managed to do without Heejin’s help. It made Heejin feel emotions she had never felt before. She was happy for her sister but she also felt useless.
  
  Ha-Joon followed their mother’s teachings about taking care of the household and pleasing her future husband, when Heejiin was running around barefoot causing mischief anywhere she went. Heejin didn’t feel needed anymore and she started to act out: rebelling against authorities and rules.
  
  Ha–Joon soon got the reputation of the better twin. People gave out sympathetic gazes to their parents: “Oh, how we wish both of the girls would be just as sweet as Ha-Joon.” IT all made the fire inside Heejin just grow bigger and bigger. The fire inside her made her act out even more, but she never realized how much her parents suffered because of her actions.
  
  

  entering adulthood

  It was no lie that Heejin felt jealousy towards her sister Ha-Joon, who was so perfectt. Ha-Joon who cooked the best meals and knew how to please others. Ha-Joon, who was the daughter their parents actually wanted. They didn’t mean Heejin to hear the conversation. The mother saying she hoped Heejin was more like Ha-Joon and the father answering he wished they had only one daughter.
  
  It made the jealousy grow bigger in Heejin. If she couldn’t be the perfect daughter so couldn’t Ha-Joon. She started to sabotage her sister. It first started with small points like her putting too much salt on Ha-Joon's cookings and Ha-Joon getting the complaints. Then it gradually moved into bigger sabotaging.
  
  However deep down Heejin knew how petty she was being. Deep down she knew her sister didn’t deserve it. She didn’t deserve anything bad. Heejin wanted to go back to the days when they were children and too scared to talk Ha-Joon would whisper everything in her ears.
  
  But that would never happen. Heejin figured as much when she had to witness her sister getting sacrificed. Heejin felt like she should have been the one to be sacrificed, not Ha-Joon. Jeehin firmly believes that her sabotaging caused this.
  
  She couldn’t blame anyone but herself about the loss of her sister. At least that’s what she first thought. THen she started to rethink and wonder about the whole sacrifice process, going to the end result that no one deserved it.
  
  It was the fault of the people in lead, not her silly sabotaging. The fire inside started to grow once again. She would avenge her sister’s death even if it was her last deed in this world. First she would need to change her ways of acting, stop the rebelling and strike when they expected the least.
  

coded by natasha.

 

[Myling]

Miun Chin-Mae

the tricked

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  Miun Chin-Mae

  nicknames

  Chin, Mae

  age

  twenty-two

  date of birth

  17th of May

  gender

  male

  sexuality

  panromantic demisexual, thinks he's straight

  role

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  5'10" ft and 154lbs

  hair

  Black and rough to touch. It grows surprisingly fast and it has became a real struggle for Chin-Mae. The elders of the comminity always complain that his hair is too long. After Chin-Mae gets his hair cut it's already reaching below his ears in two weeks. He would just rather give up and grow out his hair.

  eyes

  Chin-Mae's eyes are such a dark shade of brown that they appear black. However when light hits them directly they get a golden brow shine. Their shapi is narrow and they are framed with dark lashes and bushy eyebrows.

  physique

  Chin-Mae is physically average by every way possible. He's not extremely tall yet not extremely short, he isn't fat nor fit. Just average.

  style

  Chin-Mae looks always very neat and put-together. His clothes have no single wrinkle and his shirts are buttoned up all the way. He has a preference for light cool toned colors.

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  Park Taemin (model)

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  drawing, writing, sitting somewhere out and sketching passing people, cloudy days, comics, hearing stories and coming up with his own, freshly baked goods
  
  

  dislikes

  being center of attention, being forced to talk, too energetic people, storms, rain, darkness, small closed off spaces (claustrophobia)
  
  

  Family

  Miun Dong-Hyun (Father, 60)
  Social and humorous man who was ready to leave everything behind to get a better life for his family. Often jokes about Chin-Mae being a good wife if he was a female. He has good relationship to all the family members. He is deeply in love with his wife and adores his children. However he changes into an different man whenever Chin-Mae mentions something about the outer world.
  
  Miun Seo-Jun (Mother, 55)
  More calm and serious than her husband, in fact she seems to have no sense of humour at all. Very organised and neat woman. Doesn't go along with her husbands jokes, instead blaims he's like a little child. Seo-Jun is a good mother yet prone to nagging.
  
  Miun In-Su (Brother, 34, passed)
  In-Su died at his teens being only 18 when he overs-dosed. In-Su's death was like the last drop to the parents which showed the evilness of modern world. Their lifes became shadowed by the death of their first born. They didn't however give up, instead they wanted to make sure the younger ones wouldn't face such a fate. Chin-Mae was only 6 when In-Su passed away. He doesn't remember all of his brother buth he remmbers his laugh and the collections of western comic books he had.
  
  Miun Ji-Ho (Sister, 16)
  Chin-Mae adores his sister Ji-Ho. WHere the brother has taken more to his mother, is the sister like smaller and feminine version of the father. She's a bundle of joy always making jokes and cheering other's up. She tends to joke Chin-Mae having such a weird fever dreams that he wakes up from a fairy tale one day. When they were young children Ji-Ho loved hearing stories about the outer world from Chin-Mae. Now she thinks his brother just has a very weird imagination.
  
  

  personality

  
  + nurturing Chin-Mae is this nurturing type, he likes to take care of others but usually takes it to the extreme. Chin-Mae is an older brother sort of figure. Even when he was a teen he was always the dad friend of her group, always worrying if his friends had eaten and drank enough water. He really loves taking care of others and often puts his own needs after the needs of others.
  
  + creative Chin-Mae is especially creative. He loves expressing himself visually with drawing pictures. There’s always new ideas popping in his head, sometimes so much that he doesn’t have time to put them in use. He is able to think outside the box and come up with creative solutions.
  
  + Principled Chin-Mae is extremely principled with strong beliefs. He wants to grow as a person and make the world a better place. He has a great sense of justice and he always tries to make the right decision, even if it has a negative outcome.
  
  - Overly emotionalChin-Mae is emotional to the point of being overly emotional. He tends to make quick decisions based on his emotional nature in the moment and regretting the decisions later on. He’s just super deeply affected by every small detail and thinks everything in life is meaningful. That often influences his decisions way more than he’d like for it to.
  
  - Socially awkward Chin-Mae isn’t socially smart at all. He has difficulties noticing the moods of others. He can’t take hints and doesn't have a very good understanding of the situations of others. He has a bad tendency to apply his personal standards to everyone else. He thinks that if he can do something, then others can absolutely do it as well.
  
  - Strict Chin-Mae demands a lot both from himself and from others making him quite strict. He is a real perfectionist and he won't stop trying until he's satisfied with the result of his work. He’s accompanied by overly critical self-evaluations and concerns regarding others’ evaluations.
  
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  The Miun family had faced lot of losses recently. Their oldest son had passed away in a tragic way, the mother got postpartum depression after the birth of their youngling and the father lost his job after his company took accidentally part in a pyramid scheme. While being occupied with all this, the parents had blatantly ignored their second born son. Anything that happened wasn't the boy's fault, and the parents didn't want him to think so. Chin-Mae deserwed to have some fun in midst of the sorrows. So the parents decided to take him to amusement park.
  
  Chin-Mae standed couple feets away from the parents, who were buying tickets. He was playing with his Game boy when couple of oddly dressed men approached him. The father noticed this and immediately came back asking what their business was. He was angered and afraid something would happen to his only son. However the men were very apoletig and they offered to drink tea with the family. While having the tea the men opened about their community: Abraham's people. It took only a week and the family moved to live with them.
  
  

  the secret

  Chin-Mae got adapted into the new style of life surprisingly easily. He got well along with other kids and everyday he learned something new. However no matter how accustomed he got, he couldn't forgive his previous life. He missed going to movies, reading comics with his brother and playing with his modern toys. Always when he expressed his yearning back to his old life, the parents would quickly silence him. After being scolded enough Chin-Mae learned he should just stay quiet.
  
  He however had a comrade, his little sister Ji-Ho. Ji-Ho wouldn't scold him even if he talked about such things as driving a car or watching movie. She just giigled. Chin-Mae could tell about everything he missed to Ji-Ho. It became their little secret. At days they would act all nice like proper Abraham's children, but when evening came, Ji-Ho would sneak to Chin-Mae's bed and Ji-Ho would tell stories about the outer world until it got so late both of them had to go sleep.
  
  What Chin-Mae didn't know was the fact that Ji-Ho was retelling his stories to the younger kids. It luckily didn't led to any bigger misfortunes. It all was seen just wild imagination of a little girl. His parent's however were mortified. They thought Chin-Mae had already forgotten about their previous life. They had a long talk with the boy about how he couldn't talk about their past to anyone. They would need to punish him if he did so.
  
  

  the closet

  When Chin-Mae reached his teen years he learnt to not talk about the outer world to anyone. He still had his parents talk clearly in mind. He didn't know what the ppunish would be if he ever got gaught again about talking cars, comics, or movies, but he was smart enough to not push his luck.
  
  He couldn't trust anyone, not even Ji-Ho, whou would just blabber out everything he told. He could only trust himself. So instead of telling stories verbally Chin-Mae told them via pictures. Always when he had free time he would draw. He drew things he missed about his past. He drew cars and superheroes. Everything that6-year-old had liked. He kept the drawings hidden under his pillow. The hiding place made them all wrinkly but it was for the better.
  
  However one day when changing the bed sheets, his mother found them. She had a strict voice when she confronted the boy about what they were. However his father didn't believe any talk would go up the boy's head. He needed a punishment. The father gripped tightly to his son's arm as the mother cried and begged him to not hurt Chin-Mae. The father locked Chin-Mae in closet and let the boy be there for couple hours. The time felt lot longer and Chin-Mae was afraid. It was dark and scramped he could arely move. When he got out he finally learnt his lesson.
  

coded by natasha.