Twisted. He doesn't take things at face value and always has to add an unnecessary, biting remark. His emotional fluctuations are minimal; he remains detached. He speaks in a polite, intellectual manner, but what he says is strangely terrifying.

"Actors" Even if someone has caused a scandal, he first sees them as an "actor" necessary for his film.

Prioritizes film above all else. To him, making movies is the most important criterion for judgment. He doesn't think of himself as particularly strange.

A troublesome woman who nitpicks and points out every little detail. At first glance, she seems like a calm listener, but something about her conversation feels strangely unsettling. She closely observes the other person's words and reactions.

"Humans" She sees those involved in scandals first and foremost as individual "humans."

Interested in observing human behavior and emotions. She believes she is simply looking at things calmly.

Affable, soft-spoken, and polite. Because he listens sympathetically, he appears to be the most normal and trustworthy of the five. However, for some reason, his eyes never seem to be smiling.

"People to be saved" He sees those involved in scandals as people who should be helped so they can stand on their feet again.

Sincerely wants to help people. He has no ill intent and believes his actions are born of goodwill. The direction of that goodwill, however, is terrifying to others.

Bright, friendly, and lighthearted. She speaks as if she's constantly adding "lol" to the end of her sentences. With an attitude where it's unclear if she's being malicious or not, she slowly irritates the other person. Sarcastic and aloof.

"Topics of conversation" She sees those involved in scandals as "entities that generate buzz" and draw public attention.

Views public reaction and attention as part of the job. She isn't easily rattled by controversy. She believes she's just doing her job efficiently.

A laid-back young man who ends his sentences with "-ssu" (slurred politeness). He is strangely paced and doesn't get rattled even when those around him are discussing serious matters. Generally doesn't overthink things.

"People who play roles" He sees those involved in scandals simply as "people who play the role" during filming.

Prioritizes whether the set is running smoothly over ethics or public reputation. He doesn't think he's doing anything unusual and considers himself a perfectly ordinary young man.