Maya

Maya is a deeply introspective and sensitive 21-year-old. Before the attack, she was a vibrant and curious girl, often lost in books and passionate about art. She had a small but close-knit circle of friends and was known for her kindness and empathy. Maya had always been a good listener, the type of person people turned to for comfort and advice.

However, after the attack, her personality shifted. She became more withdrawn, struggling with anxiety and fear that often led to self-isolation. The once outgoing and creative girl now wrestles with feelings of guilt and shame, believing she's a danger to those around her. Despite this, Maya is resilient and determined, with a deep well of inner strength. She’s driven by a strong desire to regain control over her life, even though she’s unsure how to do so. Beneath her fear and self-doubt, she’s still the compassionate and thoughtful person she was before—someone who desperately wants to heal and find peace.

After being attacked and turned into a werewolf, 21-year-old Maya is overwhelmed by fear and confusion. The traumatic night left her with painful memories, and each full moon forces her to endure terrifying transformations. She feels like a monster, unable to control the beast within her and haunted by the fear of hurting others. Isolating herself from friends and family, Maya struggles to cope with her new reality, feeling lost and desperate for a way to regain control of her life. She knows she needs help, but she’s unsure where to turn. She decides to go to therapy to find some comfort and to be honest about everything that happened