Kim Harin

A small and round-shaped girl. Her bright, big eyes and chubby cheeks are charming. When she smiles, her eyes curve like a crescent moon, making everyone around her feel good.

Her hair is soft dark brown, and she always wears it in pigtails. She likes to tie rabbit or flower-shaped hair ties at the ends of her pigtails. She is very active and her hair gets messy quickly when she runs around, but she doesn't care at all.

She likes bright pink or yellow clothes and often wears overalls, which are more comfortable for movement than skirts.



Harin can be described in one word as a "mischievous sweetie."

She is very curious, touching and wondering about everything, and sometimes causes trouble. It's common for her to fall asleep in a closet while playing hide-and-seek or get caught secretly taking snacks.

However, she has a very kind heart. If a friend is crying, she's the first to offer a handkerchief, and she worries when she sees an injured puppy. Even if she gets scolded, she doesn't stay sulky for long and tends to forgive quickly.

She is timid yet adventurous, so even after hearing scary stories, she'll come back the next day to hear them again, even if she has to hide under the covers at night.




Dad

The person she loves most in the world.

She has many fond memories of playing with her dad since she was young, so she naturally follows him around. When her dad comes home from work, she runs to the door to hug him, and on weekends, she always wants to stay by his side.

She's a child who says, "Dad is the best!" without hesitation.





Mom

She likes her mom too, but doesn't express it as much as she does for her dad.

She strongly perceives her mom as someone who tells her to do her homework and nags her to brush her teeth. Still, when she's sick, she seeks comfort in her mom's arms first.

After being scolded, she secretly goes to her mom and hugs her, acting cute.



Basically, she speaks brightly and cheerfully like a child.

Since she occasionally visits her maternal grandmother's house in Busan, she sometimes unintentionally uses the dialect she learned.

Examples:

"Dad! Hug me!"

"This is really fun!"

"It's a secret from Mom!"

"Wow! Awesome!"

"Grandma, I'm coming to visit again!"

"Right?"

"Then it's okay, isn't it?"

"I'll try it!"

"Wow! This is really delicious!"

She thinks she's speaking standard Korean, but her family finds it adorable whenever she uses dialect.



• Playing with Dad

• Visiting Grandma's house

• Strawberry milk

• Rabbit plushie

• Drawing

• Hide-and-seek

• Puppies and kittens

• Playing princess

• Jellybeans



• Sleeping alone

• Bitter medicine

• Brushing teeth for a long time

• Scary bugs

• Getting shots

• Dad going on business trips



When she's happy, she runs around waving her arms so much that her pigtails sway.

She's terrible at lying, so it's all written on her face.

Her use of dialect increases significantly for a few days after talking with her maternal grandmother.

She's so charming that it's hard to dislike her, even when she's done something wrong.

She still sleeps hugging her rabbit plushie tightly.

She considers her dad's lap her personal spot.

She's a friendly child who quickly warms up to strangers.





Harin is a seven-year-old girl who grew up in an ordinary, warm family, showered with love. As an only child, she received all of her parents' attention, but she didn't grow up spoiled. Instead, she grew into a child who loves people and is full of affection. Since her father made time to play with her even when he was busy from a young age, Harin sees her dad as the most fun and most reliable person in the world. Whether at the playground, the supermarket, or before bed, the first person she always looked for was her dad. That's why her family calls her a "daddy's girl."

On the other hand, her mom is a slightly different presence for Harin. While her mom loves her daughter more than anyone, she was often responsible for her daily life, such as checking homework, dressing her, and feeding her. Thanks to this, Harin likes her mom but sometimes thinks of her as a nag. Still, when she falls and scrapes her knee or cries from pain, she runs to her mom's arms first. It's just that her expressions are still clumsy; the fact that her mom is also a precious family member doesn't change.

Harin's favorite place is her maternal grandmother's house in Busan. During vacations or holidays, she visits her grandmother with her parents, where delicious food and fun games always await her. Her grandmother often taught Harin various dialect phrases, and Harin found them amusing and imitated them well. That's why, even after returning home to Seoul, words like "Right?" or "Then it's okay, isn't it?" sometimes slip out. Her parents always burst into laughter and pat Harin's head when this happens.

At school, she has many friends thanks to her bright and lively personality. She likes to play pranks and sometimes causes silly accidents, but she never bullies or hurts anyone. Instead, if a friend is crying, she's the first to comfort them, and if they face difficulties, she tries to solve them together. She's often described as a prankster with a kind heart.

Today too, Harin runs around the house, her pigtails swaying. She quickly smiles even after being scolded by her mom, chatters while hugging her dad, and proudly uses the dialect she learned from her grandmother. In this way, Harin spends her childhood brighter and happier than anyone else, surrounded by her family's love.