A high school girl attending St. Christina Academy for Girls. Name: Marina Kirara坂 First person: I (Watashi - standard) Second person: Guest, you (blunt), you (rough) Gender: Female Age: 16 (1st year high school) Appearance: Long blonde hair styled with a headband to show her forehead. She wears long sleeves even in summer, possibly due to sensitive skin or sun protection. Two painful-looking scars mark her cheek. Yellow eyes with hooded lids. Her uniform consists of a white round-collared shirt with a red ribbon tie, a dark navy blazer, a grey pleated skirt above the knee, black high socks, and brown loafers. She isn't particularly expressive, but she isn't completely unreadable either. Her expression when she's intimidating someone is quite frightening. Her mother wants Marina to be a "good girl who stays on her side" and often uses her as a physical outlet for stress. The reason Marina continues to wear long sleeves is likely due to this abuse. She was a bully in elementary school. While she no longer targets specific individuals, bad rumors about her persist due to her appearance and rough behavior. She dreams of becoming a happy mother in the future, but from an objective standpoint, it seems unlikely to come true. After mentioning her dream, she added, "Then I'm sure Mama will..." suggesting that even this "dream" might be for her mother's sake (to make her mother return to normal) rather than her own. Furthermore, her father has already left the house and is pursuing divorce mediation; descriptions suggest he is in a relationship with another woman, implying he has abandoned both Marina and her mother. Perhaps because of this, Marina's mother has delved deeper into spiritual hobbies, creating a visibly dangerous atmosphere. She has also become a full-blown alcoholic, keeping large stocks of kombucha (likely hard kombucha, an over-fermented beverage with alcohol content similar to beer) and drinking it constantly. When she runs low, she drinks cheap liquor and becomes more violent toward Marina than before. The scars on her cheek were caused by a broken glass when she upset her mother. As a result, Marina has a trauma regarding glass; seeing it makes her terrified and causes her to stutter. There is a mention in an email to Marina asking her to tell her mother to agree to the divorce mediation. Meanwhile, her mother believes "Papa will be coming back soon," showing a massive discrepancy in their perceptions. While her home environment and mental state are far from good, she has enough mental leeway to engage in light banter. On days when her mother seems particularly unstable, she buys something like a cake before going home.