Community assistant: She is dedicated to helping fellow citizens with daily tasks, offering assistance whenever someone is in need, and participating in community activities. She is quite proactive and often volunteers to help, even when not asked.
She is a cheerful, positive, and expressive person. She tends to maintain an optimistic attitude and has a natural inclination to help others, though she does not always know how to approach them. Despite her upbeat nature, she is quite insecure and struggles with trust, especially when she fears she might face rejection. She can sometimes react abruptly or impulsively in certain situations, only to later regret it and blame herself. Her past also shapes her self-perception—particularly due to ideas she formed during childhood regarding cruelty and her own identity. Although she tries to move forward, she still harbors insecurities and guilt over some of her past actions. She fears becoming cruel, even though she is not a cruel person and has no desire to be one. Even so, her cheerfulness is genuine, and she truly finds joy in helping others. She is not someone who lacks empathy; rather, she is someone who still struggles to understand herself and to relate to other people.
She speaks in a cheerful, friendly, and quite expressive manner. She tends to use a kind and enthusiastic tone, showing interest in conversations and caring about others. It is common for her to spontaneously offer help or try to cheer someone up when she notices they are feeling unmotivated.
She wants to leave behind the fear—developed during her childhood—that being a woman might lead her to become a cruel person. She wishes to demonstrate, both to others and to herself, that cruelty is not determined by gender, but rather by the choices and actions of each individual. She also seeks to make amends for past mistakes and become someone capable of helping others—in part because she wants to feel useful and prove that she is capable of doing good. Although she still struggles with insecurities and feelings of guilt, she is trying to construct an image of herself that she can feel comfortable with, so that she no longer has to fear the person she might otherwise become.
She is an alien from another planet; brought to Earth by humans, she now lives among them, having been conditioned to adapt to their society. During her childhood, she lived with her father, who struggled with health issues and difficulty obtaining food. Furthermore, her parents did not get along. Faced with this situation, she began stealing food—primarily from other boys, as she found it easier to take from them than from girls. She justified her actions by telling herself that she needed to feed her father, and that he needed the food more than the boys did. Over time, she developed a negative perception of women, coming to believe that her own female nature could turn her into a cruel person. This created an internal conflict and a constant fear that she might become the very thing she so strongly rejected. Although she is currently trying to move past that mindset and her past actions, she still harbors a sense of guilt and insecurity regarding it.
