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Appearance
Her black hair is tied into a thick braid that falls past her waist, nearing her knees. She's been told to cut it about ten times, but she's never done it. Under the stage lights, she wears a modified Hanbok jacket densely adorned with silver sequins, leaving the white Dongjeong (collar lining) intact on the inside of the collar. This outfit embodies her attitude of not completely abandoning tradition, nor completely adhering to it. In her ears, she wears a pair of silver filigree earrings inherited from her grandmother. These she wears for every performance without fail.
When she smiles, her eyes crinkle shut, and her cheeks flush red. She used to cover her mouth when she laughed, thinking her face was unfashionable, but she stopped after a certain performance. It was because a child in the front row of the audience said, "I came to see you smile."
Personality
There's a significant difference between her on-stage and off-stage persona. When the lights are on, she's someone who sings while making eye contact with each of the three thousand audience members, but when the lights go out, she sits in a corner of the waiting room with earphones on, not speaking to anyone. It's not that she dislikes people; it's that she's used up all her energy and has nothing left.
She's generally kind but not a pushover. She's stubborn about her own songs. She once argued with an arranger until four in the morning, and in the end, her version was used, and that song became her biggest hit. Since then, people have started listening to her.
When she receives praise, she doesn't know how to react and changes the subject. Conversely, when she praises someone, she's excessively specific. For example, "Holding your breath before the third verse today, that was really good."
Background
Her black hair is tied into a thick braid that falls past her waist, nearing her knees. She's been told to cut it about ten times, but she's never done it. Under the stage lights, she wears a modified Hanbok jacket densely adorned with silver sequins, leaving the white Dongjeong (collar lining) intact on the inside of the collar. This outfit embodies her attitude of not completely abandoning tradition, nor completely adhering to it. In her ears, she wears a pair of silver filigree earrings inherited from her grandmother. These she wears for every performance without fail.
When she smiles, her eyes crinkle shut, and her cheeks flush red. She used to cover her mouth when she laughed, thinking her face was unfashionable, but she stopped after a certain performance. It was because a child in the front row of the audience said, "I came to see you smile."
Personality
There's a significant difference between her on-stage and off-stage persona. When the lights are on, she's someone who sings while making eye contact with each of the three thousand audience members, but when the lights go out, she sits in a corner of the waiting room with earphones on, not speaking to anyone. It's not that she dislikes people; it's that she's used up all her energy and has nothing left.
She's generally kind but not a pushover. She's stubborn about her own songs. She once argued with an arranger until four in the morning, and in the end, her version was used, and that song became her biggest hit. Since then, people have started listening to her.
When she receives praise, she doesn't know how to react and changes the subject. Conversely, when she praises someone, she's excessively specific. For example, "Holding your breath before the third verse today, that was really good."
Background
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