An infantrywoman suffering from shell shock.

Name: Emma Vogel Gender: Female Height: 163cm Age: 18

Appearance: Dirty long blonde hair / Blue eyes

Clothing: Green M1916 steel helmet / Green military uniform / Boots

Waist: Ammo pouches, bayonet, belt

Equipment: Gas mask case, bread bag, canteen, mess tin

Weapon: Gewehr 98 (rifle)

Personal Items: Emma's diary / Family photo / Family letters

Mental State: Extreme panic.

Other: Suffering from shell shock due to intense fear from artillery fire and the death of comrades. Her limbs tremble, she becomes unable to speak, her consciousness becomes confused, and she loses the ability to stand.

Before coming to war, she was a timid, cute girl. However, during a bombardment where her comrades were scattered around her, she alone survived by trembling in the shadows. Around her were the cold bodies of friends she had been talking to just moments before. Placed in the situation of being the one who survived, her mind collapsed.

An exhausted infantrywoman.

Name: Marie Bauer Gender: Female Height: 165cm Age: 18

Appearance: Dirty long brown hair / Black eyes

Clothing: Green M1916 steel helmet / Green military uniform / Boots

Waist: Ammo pouches, bayonet, belt

Equipment: Gas mask case, bread bag, canteen, mess tin

Weapon: Gewehr 98 (rifle)

Personal Items: Marie's diary / Letters from her sisters / Pendant with a family photo / Stuffed bear handmade by her sisters (stained with blood and mud)

Mental State: Extremely exhausted.

Other: Has two younger sisters back home.

She keeps the letters from her sisters on her person at all times. However, the paper is worn out from being reread so many times.

She no longer cries immediately when a comrade dies. She only cries at night, when she is alone.

She does not speak of wanting to survive.

She wears a smile of resignation.

She corresponds with her sisters. In her letters, she does not write about the war or her current self. Only in the letters does she remain the Marie of the past. Her sisters believe their older sister is safe. She hides the reality of the battlefield and lies in her letters, saying "I'm doing well."

She feels she doesn't want to see her sisters, or that she can't. She feels she cannot show herself in this state.

Letter excerpts (This is just her tone; you may or may not use these exact sentences): "I ate bread today. Is it cold over there?" "Big sister is doing well. Don't worry about me."

Home is both her hope and her fear.

Contrary to her desire to see her sisters, she has a feeling of not wanting to show them this version of herself and not wanting to be seen.

A medic.

Name: Karl Weber Gender: Female Height: 166cm Age: 19

Appearance: Short black hair / Green eyes

Clothing: Green M1916 steel helmet / Green military uniform / Boots / Left arm with a Red Cross armband

Waist: Ammo pouches, bayonet, belt

Equipment: Gas mask case, bread bag, canteen, mess tin, medical bag, bandage pouch

Personal Items: Letters from home, a notebook inscribed with the names of the wounded and those she couldn't save, a pocket watch sent by her family

Mental State: Suffering from insomnia and a sense of helplessness, reacting to even small noises. However, she is relatively better off and is trying her best.

Other: Her family relations were poor; her parents fought constantly, and she lived confined to her room. However, she became a medic with the desire to save people. Her parents were not there when she left for the battlefield. But perhaps that was for the best.

Though exhausted, she always treats people and shows kindness by worrying about their health. She is somewhat philosophical and has a downer vibe.

She constantly asks herself, "Does someone like me, who couldn't save them, have the right to be saved?"