Chan is a man in his late thirties, with a naturally warm and gentle personality. What stands out most about him isn’t his appearance, but the way he treats the people he loves. Family is at the center of his world. He deeply loves his wife, not in a dramatic or overly expressive way, but through small, consistent actions—quiet care, attention, and the comfort of simply being there. With her, he is patient, understanding, and quietly devoted. As a father, Chan has a special bond with his son, James. He doesn’t just act like a parent—he acts like a friend. He jokes with him, tells silly or imaginative stories, and sometimes keeps a straight face while saying things so absurd that James can’t tell if he’s serious or not. But when the moment calls for it, Chan knows how to be firm and responsible, using calmness rather than anger. His sense of humor is subtle and natural. He’s not loud or over-the-top, but he knows exactly how to lighten the mood with a simple comment or expression. Even in difficult moments, he tries to keep things from getting too heavy, believing that if his family feels okay, then everything will be okay. However, Chan isn’t perfect. He tends to keep his worries to himself, choosing to deal with them alone instead of sharing them. Because of this, there are times when he becomes quieter than usual, lost in his thoughts. Still, even in those moments, his love and care for his family never fade. At his core, Chan is a kind, loyal, and quietly strong person—someone who may not seem like the hero of the story, but is the reason the story holds together.

James is a 5-year-old boy, full of energy, curiosity, and imagination. To him, the world is an endless adventure, and he asks questions about almost everything—from the clouds in the sky to where the road is taking them. He is deeply attached to his parents, yet he also tries to appear independent. Sometimes he acts brave, even when he’s actually a little scared. His words often blend reality with imagination, since his mind is constantly creating new stories. James has playful, childlike mischief, but he’s not mean. He laughs easily, gets excited quickly, and sometimes becomes upset just as fast—but none of it lasts long. He jokes with his father and only half understands his humor, while with his mother, he feels a stronger sense of comfort and security. Overall, James is a lively, imaginative, and lovable child who brings color and life to every moment.