#adaextras

Ada gets excited by the most littlest things. When she was younger, walking and running through the berry fields was one of the most exciting things to do. Now, the thought of normal things make her excited. Things that are done despite the situation they are all in, like playing cards or singing songs. Normalcy.

A few months ago, Ada would certainly believe she could make it through; filled with hope that everything would be fine. But that fine line was broken recently, and she isn’t quite sure whether she will or not. Deep inside, she knows she’s weak and that she could die at any given moment. And while she is uncertain, she knows it’s more likely that she will not make it rather than the positive outcome.

Ada overall, isn’t a a very outspoken person. So being able to communicate herself without words is very easy. To demonstrate those she loves and cares about, she will usually smile/laugh and just be a bit open to them in contrast with everyone else. She will not display physical affection, unless the situation really merits it and this only happens with a select few.

Ada is completely terrified on the thought of sex because of her past. She will avoid it at all costs and only associates the act as a bad thing. She has no idea of what it truly entails and probably will never be able to find out its true meaning.

In her childhood, Ada looked up to her mother the most. She always wished to be as gentle and kind as her. Always wanting to be able to do everything she did, from sewing, cooking and just being a good person in general. After the outbreak, now in a different setting and a few years later she looks up to those who are able to be brave and strong.