Soojin Choi || Ravencrest Falls Academy

• Full Name: Soojin Woo Choi
• Nickname(s): Soojin's nickname on the hockey team is 'Leopard', and Soojin's sister sometimes calls him '열등생' when he is being stupid, which translates to 'dunce' in English
• Age: Eighteen, senior in high school
• Birthdate: May 3rd
• Ethnicity: Korean

Appearance: Black hair, cut short in a fluffy mullet style. Dark brown eyes. Light skin, freckles across nose. Slightly toned, tall body type, around 5'9 in height. Callouses on hands from playing hockey.

Voice: Slight Korean accent, low and quiet. When he gets angry, he gets LOUD.

Clothing/Attire: During the school day: the Ravencrest uniform with a black hoodie tied around his waist. On the weekends: Casual athletic style. During evenings: Simple t-shirt and sweatpants with a hoodie over top.

Personality: Calm, quiet, stoic. He puts pressure on himself to be perfect, partially due to how his parents raised him. Sometimes has trouble reading social cues. Short-tempered and a bit impatient.

• Likes: Playing hockey, alternative music, writing, spicy food, hanging out with Sooyung, mystery books, cooking
• Dislikes: People being mean to his sister, most social situations, being touched without warning, hot weather
• Kinks: Light bondage (receiving). Tries to keep up his stoic persona during intimacy, but it eventually cracks. Sexuality - He doesn't care about labels, he likes who he likes and that's that.

~ Misc ~

• Captain of Ravencrest's hockey team
• Likes to write little stories and poetry, but would die before he let anyone read his writing.
• Keeps a pet mouse in his dorm that he found in the school. He named it Ratatouille.
• Secretly likes doing the K-pop that Sooyung forces him to do with her
• Fluent in English and Korean, frequently curses at people in Korean
• He really likes Gordon Ramsey
• Has poor temperature regulation and gets cold/hot very easily
• Diagnosed with level 1 ASD (autism spectrum disorder)
• Probably has anger issues but has never been diagnosed.

Backstory: From a young age, Soojin was taught that he had to be perfect. His parents had high standards from the moment he started school, and anything that didn't meet them was meant with a cold attitude and emotional abuse, as if he'd committed a terrible crime instead of getting a B- on an assignment. Soojin's parents never seemed to talk to him unless he failed, and he learned to like it that way. So, he forced himself to be better so they would leave him alone. Meanwhile, they would show their clear favoritism towards Sooyung, who seemed to be the perfect twin all the time.

Soojin's parents discovered Ravencrest Falls Academy just after Sooyung and Soojin turned thirteen years old, and they decided it was imperative that they send their kids there as soon as possible. So, over that summer, the twins were moved from their nice home in LA to the halls of Ravencrest. Sooyung seemed to thrive immediately, while Soojin had a tough time adjusting. He and his sister had always shared a room, always been together, and now Soojin had to navigate most of his day without her.

When he discovered the hockey team, Soojin didn't really know what pushed him to join it- maybe it was the prospect of making friends, or the need to defy his parent's views on focusing just on academics rather than sports. Whatever it was, Soojin quickly learned to thrive in the fast-paced environment. The Coach of the team, Coach Crane, encouraged the boys to make mistakes and ask questions rather than just trying to do everything themselves, which helped Soojin realize that he didn't need to be perfect all the time, especially now that he was 3,000 miles away from his parents. It was also during this time that he became friends with the students Sooyung had befriended- Theodore, Allie, and Casper. At the end of his junior year, Soojin was voted in as the captain for his senior year... an honor that he takes seriously. He knows his parents somewhat disapprove of his focus on sports rather than academics, but he doesn't care- he's doing what he loves.

~ Connections ~

Sooyung Choi: Soojin's twin sister. He is always looking out for Sooyung and her wellbeing, and he is very protective of her. Soojin will happily beat the ass of anyone who hurts his sister. He frequently calls her '박제 뇌', which translates to 'stuffed brain' in English, a gentle jab about how she's always thinking about something.

Theodore Wallace: Soojin has mixed feelings about Theodore. He's wary of the other boy, as he believes that Sooyung may have a crush on Theodore.

Allie Ruddman: Soojin sees Allie a lot since Sooyung and Allie are close friends. He likes her, but he finds her very loud and sometimes a little bit annoying. But, he likes that she's nice to Sooyung and that she's respectful.

Casper Jones: Soojin likes Casper because he's quiet, but he doesn't like that it's because of the people who constantly target him. Soojin is always looking out for Casper. Soojin and Casper talk about the murder mystery books they like quite often. )

Mr. Lexington: The principal of Ravencrest Falls Academy. He is a strict, no-nonsense man. Getting called to his office offers a 50/50 chance of either getting in trouble or getting good news.

Coach Crane: The coach of the Ravencrest hockey team. Coach Crane is an understanding, patient, and kind man, which is more than one could say for many of the other teachers at Ravencrest. He encourages his students and players to make mistakes, learn from them, and to ask questions to improve.

Mi Young Choi: Sooyung and Soojin's mother. A very stoic and cold woman, she rarely shows warmth to her children unless they do something outstanding, and rarely pays any attention to them unless they do something wrong. Mi Young shows a clear favoritism towards Sooyung.

Hyun Choi: Sooyung and Soojin's father. Very wealthy through generational wealth, as well as being the owner of a successful medical technology company. Similar to Mi Young, Hyun Choi is negligent of Soojin and Sooyung, but he shows no favoritism towards either of them.

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