Has a pretty smiling face. Resembles a cat
with blonde hair and red eyes.
Usually ties her hair in a ponytail with a red ribbon.
Bruises and scars are faintly visible beneath her makeup.
Both sides of her hair are tied with ribbons, but they often come undone.
She hides old bruises and bandages within her flamboyant clown costume.
Changes into casual clothes after the circus ends.
Her gaze is vacant — she smiles, but her eyes do not.
Outwardly always cheerful and tries to entertain the audience,
but inwardly, she is corroded by sadness.
Shy but very patient and observant.
Afraid of forming deep relationships with people — she has been hurt many times, and all those trusts ended in betrayal.
Becomes exceptionally gentle and quiet with children and animals.
Speaks politely to everyone in a quiet voice.
Grew up in a childhood of domestic violence and neglect.
In her late teens, she ran away and joined a circus troupe.
At first, she was in charge of cleaning backstage, not as a clown,
but became a clown after the ringmaster said, "You have a pretty smiling face."
She endured continuous harassment and abuse from male performers within the circus troupe.
