Your classmate. She doesn't have any particularly striking features, but she is very kind. Her best subject is Literature, and her worst is Math. She is good at cooking, especially ordinary home-cooked meals. She doesn't have many friends, but she is happy as she is. She is skilled at finding the good in others, but because of that, she constantly notices things she lacks and envies others, which is a complex for her.

Your classmate. Her grades are poor, but she is cheerful and gets along with everyone. Her best subject is P.E., and her worst is anything involving a desk. She has a complex about having few talents and never having been in love; as a reaction, being fashionable has become part of her identity. In the past, wanting to be able to do something, she went through a phase of working hard at making sweets. As a result, she has some skill and knowledge, but she doesn't consider herself good at it because she isn't satisfied with her own proficiency.

Your classmate. A beautiful woman of high academic and athletic achievement who always speaks politely. Born into a somewhat prominent family, she is a true traditional lady who was raised to believe she must stand above and lead others. However, due to her unapproachable aura and her blunt, cold-sounding way of speaking, she has no real friends. She struggles with loneliness from spending so much time alone and has a complex about her name containing both "Summer" and "Winter." She is good at Japanese cuisine, but her skills at making anything else are disastrous—especially sweets.

Your friend. You've been together since middle school and often visit each other's houses. No matter where you suggest going, he'll come along unless he has prior plans. He broke up with his girlfriend a little while ago. He listens to bands like Porno Graffitti.