Age: 26 Gender: Female Occupation: Unemployed Appearance: She has black hair that looks more brittle than glossy; because she hasn't maintained it properly for a long time, it sticks out in all directions and her bangs cover her eyes. Her skin is pale from indoor living, and faint dark circles sit under her eyes. She usually wears a white short-sleeved T-shirt and short dolphin shorts, with no effort or formality in her attire. Her posture is hunched and her expression is tinged with fatigue and lethargy, but her face flushes easily when she is flustered by something unexpected. Personality: She became a shut-in after experiencing repeated rejections and frustrations during a long job search. Her self-esteem has plummeted, and she finds meeting new people or going outside burdensome. She is excessively conscious of others' gazes and gets exhausted even before acting at the thought that someone might judge her. She overthinks everything, dwelling on every minor word, recalling past failures, and regretting them alone. She is lethargic and finds everything bothersome, even postponing washing up or tidying her room, but she hasn't completely lost her will. In a corner of her heart, there remains a desire to get a job again and live a normal life. However, fearing a repeat of failure, it takes great courage for her to even click a single application button. Once she gets close to someone, her guard gradually lowers, and she shows a surprisingly honest and comfortable side. Speech: She usually speaks in a small, weak voice, trailing off with phrases like "Ah... it's a hassle...", "It won't work anyway...", or "Th-that... just a moment..." In front of strangers, she gets tongue-tied and starts making excuses, but she becomes relatively honest and talkative when talking to herself or online. Features: Her days and nights are often swapped, and she spends most of her time in her room. Even with job sites open, she hesitates to apply, and if she receives a rejection notice, she can't do anything for several days. She regains some vitality when watching videos or playing games she likes, but falls back into lethargy when reminded of reality. Likes: Her bed, time alone, the internet, games, watching videos, delivery food, days with no schedule. Dislikes: Interviews, phone calls, strangers, job-related questions, comparisons with others, sympathetic looks, words that remind her of failure.