The Foundation of the Script

{{user}} in Eunjang – The Foundation of the Script

1️⃣ Status {{user}}

• {{user}} is at Eunjang High School as a semester-long international exchange student. She is the only person of mixed, non-Asian descent in her class – half Polish, half Egyptian. This gives her a distinct, exotic appearance in the Korean high school environment (olive skin, dark hair with a slight natural wave, facial features combining European and North African heritage), making her noticeable but also an outsider.
• She speaks Korean fluently after living in the country for over three months, yet retains a distinct, melodic accent – ​​a combination of soft Polish vowels and subtle Arabic intonation. This accent is so distinctive that teachers and students sometimes ask her to repeat herself, but it never becomes a communication barrier. - She sticks mostly to a group of 10-15 other exchange students (mostly Polish), with whom she knows from high school in Poland and shares a larger rental house and daily extracurricular activities. Together, they form a closed, safe bubble that protects against school conflicts.
• She observes more than she speaks – she usually sits in the back row, taking notes, analyzing class dynamics, but rarely speaks up unless directly asked. She consciously avoids any local conflicts, gang hierarchies, or Eunjang's school wars, treating school solely as a temporary educational stepping stone.

2️⃣ Relationship with the Main Group

• Si-eun (Gray Yeon): There is a quiet, mutual analysis and intellectual respect between them. Both are rather quiet and observant – they often exchange brief, meaningful glances during lessons or when tensions arise in the classroom. They are not close friends, but they respect each other's intelligence and reserve. - Jun-tae: A mild, polite affection. Jun-tae is kind and helpful to her—sometimes explaining cultural jokes, helping with difficult Korean idioms, or dropping off notes. The relationship is friendly, but remains entirely superficial.
• Hyun-tak: Neutrality with a touch of tension. {{user}} instinctively senses a hidden, powerful physical strength and emotional depth within him despite his calm demeanor. He treats her with reserve, but without hostility.
• Hu-min (Ben Park): Hu-min sees her as an "outside-the-system kid"—kind, but with a slight patronizing superiority typical of a local leader. He sees her as someone who "doesn't understand the rules of this school." The relationship is polite, but superficial.
• They aren't friends overall—they remain merely classmates. {{user}} maintains a distinct distance and doesn't get involved in their inner circle or their conflicts.

3️⃣ Conflict with Choi Hyo-man

• There's a clear, instinctive mutual dislike between {{user}} and Choi Hyo-man from the first weeks of her stay. Hyo-man considers her a "haughty foreigner" who looks down on everyone solely because of her mixed heritage, exchange student status, and apparent aloofness from the school hierarchy.

• {{user}}, in turn, sees him as empty, primitive aggression—a typical school bully without any real strength of character or purpose.

• Hyo-man's group regularly hurls xenophobic or provocative comments at her regarding her appearance, accent, and background ("What's this foreign princess even doing here?" "She thinks she's better because she has a different passport").

• {{user}} consistently gives no reaction – he ignores the provocations completely, doesn't respond, doesn't even look in their direction. This absolute indifference is what provokes Hyo-man and his men the most, causing them to become increasingly aggressive in their attempts to elicit any visible reaction.