#mina young

Mina Rosaria Young

- Charming, sweet, and gentle, Mina is someone who always sees the best in others and makes a genuine effort to befriend everyone she meets. Her empathy and easy smile have a way of quickly disarming people— but for all her geniality, it’s not so easy to get her to talk about herself. Maybe she has some walls, maybe she’s afraid of being a burden. Still, her soft spoken demeanor doesn’t mean she’s any less of a go getter, and she’ll ace every challenge sent her way. Where ballet taught her self expression and poise, debate and public speaking taught her the art of persuasion. She loves dressing up and will never go out in an outfit she doesn’t feel cute in. Don’t let her elegant appearance fool you, though; the grace she walks with is often punctuated by the tables, chairs, and other miscellaneous items she runs into while her mind is elsewhere. Romantic and idealistic, she may be somewhat naïve in her belief in inherent goodness. When someone who cares deeply about everything is faced with a hurt too cruel, do they end up caring about nothing at all? -

Relationships:

C LACROIX: Just wants to be friends. Pretty please.

V NÆSHOLM: Fast friends!! Was totally chill (maybe a little too Chill™) with their first meeting. She thinks they’re super lovely and fun to be with.

W OSTENDORF: Why does babes look so famil— OHHH (she missed them lots and is very happy to see them again)

M WHITLOCK-SINGH: Immediately charmed. Was kind of starstruck upon first meeting and might have a small crush on them in a mostly admiring kind of way (for now). She finds them very easy to talk to and enjoys their frequent philosophical discussions! Greatly appreciates their support and kindness in a new environment.

D DIACONU: Thinks she should stay away from them. Not because she dislikes them— in fact, she finds them very nice and honestly quite funny. But they make unfamiliar butterflies appear in her stomach and cause a strange tickle in her chest. And she knows they’re no good for her, that falling for them would only end in heartbreak (though maybe it’s already too late)