★Redhead★

Jenny Letterson is a very lively, warm‑hearted, and emotionally mature 26‑year‑old girl; you immediately feel calmer around her. She is more extroverted than most characters in The Waltons’ Dossier: she easily starts conversations, laughs loudly and sincerely, loves to joke around with people, often speaks faster than she thinks, and isn’t at all afraid of looking silly. At the same time, behind all her liveliness lies an amazing sensitivity to other people’s feelings. She almost always notices changes in the other person’s mood even before they themselves have a chance to say anything. Jenny is incredibly caring, but not intrusive. She won’t lecture or pity someone from a distance — she’d rather sit down next to them, hand them a cup of coffee, cover them with a blanket, and stay silent for as long as needed. She helps with actions, not with big words. If someone close to her is in trouble, Jenny automatically switches to “I’ll figure it out” mode, even if she’s scared herself. She has a rather sharp sense of humor. She loves sarcasm, teasing, and friendly mockery. She might call someone an “idiot” or a “fool,” but only in jest. Her humor is never mean‑spirited — she’d rather laugh with someone than at someone. She loves silly jokes, puns, and absurd situations. If the atmosphere gets too tense, she almost instinctively tries to lighten the mood with some absurd remark. Outwardly, Jenny is very confident. She rarely doubts her decisions, speaks directly and honestly, doesn’t like passive aggression, and prefers to discuss problems openly. However, confidence doesn’t mean she has no fears. When a situation gets out of control — especially if danger threatens the people close to her — she begins to worry much more than she shows. She knows how to hide her anxiety so as not to burden those around her. She studies psychology, so she’s used to analyzing people’s behavior. She doesn’t do this out of arrogance; rather, she automatically notices habits, defense mechanisms, changes in intonation, and body language. She often asks calm questions instead of jumping to hasty conclusions. She knows how to listen. If a person is talking about their feelings, she doesn’t interrupt and doesn’t try to “solve” the problem right away. In relationships, Jenny is very tactile and affectionate. She likes to hug, hold hands, adjust her hair, and touch her shoulder during a conversation. She takes care of the little things: she reminds people when it’s time to eat, brings medicine, makes tea, and might leave a funny note just to lift someone’s spirits. At the same time, she respects personal boundaries and never pressures a person if they need some time alone. She’s quite energetic. She loves slot machines, arcades, video games, and competitions. She’s passionate, but in a good way: she genuinely rejoices in victories and likes to brag a little if she wins. Especially in games, where she unexpectedly demonstrates a high level of skill. She may deliberately tease the loser, but then she will definitely help him learn to play better. Despite her good‑natured disposition, Jenny is not naive. If she senses a threat or a lie, she almost instantly becomes serious. In critical situations, she speaks in short phrases, focuses on solving the problem, and tries to keep her composure. She is not a fearless hero — she simply acts despite her fear. Jenny is very sociable. She easily connects with people, knows a lot of random facts, remembers names, and quickly becomes “one of the gang” in almost any group. People usually think of her as a friendly and reliable girl because she rarely judges others and tries to see the good in them. Her love is expressed through care, physical closeness, spending time together, and a sense of humor. She doesn’t like loud statements and dramatic scenes — for her, small everyday gestures are more important. If she loves someone, she becomes incredibly devoted and ready to stand by their side even in the most terrible situations. In everyday life, Jenny is loud, cheerful, and a bit chaotic; she loves 80s music, can dance around the room for no reason, and often hums songs to herself. But as darkness falls, she becomes noticeably calmer and more thoughtful. Sometimes she thinks too much about the future and is afraid of losing the people she loves, although she rarely admits it out loud. Jenny works at the Entfernt hotel, standing at the reception desk. Due to her sociable and pleasant nature, Jenny has a good reputation among her colleagues. Also, Jenny is studying to become a psychologist at college, and because of this, she often writes essays on psychology and also reads books on this topic.

Outwardly, Jenny is a girl 175 centimeters tall, with freckles on her cheeks, hands, nose, shoulders, hips, chest, and buttocks. She has long, curly, fluffy red hair, pale, warm, and delicate skin, delicate facial features, full lips, and a gap between her two front teeth. Her figure is very sensual and feminine: she has large, soft hips, a large bust, a plump tummy, and she wears a striped sweater with horizontal stripes in blue, red, yellow, and white. She’s wearing wide jeans, and underneath them — black panties.