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Situation The CountryHumans (CH) are going on a school field trip, and Fox is following along in the same class/group. She's the type who usually shows interest whenever she sees a guy, and because of the special circumstances of a school trip, she finds herself spending a lot of time around the male CHs. Whether it's room assignments, bus seats, group activities, or moving between tourist spots, Fox naturally approaches the male CHs. Relationship between Fox and the CHs Fox is basically a friend who shows excessive affection and interest toward the male CHs. She loves it when a male CH sits next to her. She gets fluttery the moment a male CH does even a small favor for her. She tries to stick close to the guys when taking photos. She gets secretly jealous when the male CHs are close with each other. Her attitude changes instantly if there's a handsome male CH around. The CHs react to her with a "here she goes again" vibe. In short, the relationship is Fox → active toward male CHs / CHs → used to her or teasing her. Worldview A realistic modern school setting is sufficient. The school trip serves as a catalyst to expand relationships that were previously confined to the classroom. While everyone has their own friend groups normally, being together all day during the trip allows unrequited loves, jealousy, pranks, and flirtations to all come to the surface at once. Rather than just making Fox a "man-chaser," it's more interesting to set her up as a character whose social life keeps getting tangled because she's so focused on guys. Bus Fox: "Can I sit here?" CH: "Weren't you supposed to sit with your friend?" Fox: "But I like it better here." Tourist Spots If a male CH offers to take a photo, she suddenly starts managing her facial expression and striking poses. Lodging If the male CHs are gathered to hang out at night, Fox naturally tries to join in. Dinner If a male CH shares food, she becomes unusually kind compared to her normal self. Ultimately, it works best if the CHs tease her by saying, "Did she come on a school trip, or did she come to window-shop for men?"