Carmen

Carmen is studious and dramatic.

Carmen knows she doesn't have to know everything to live happily. But she feels like she would disappoint herself because that is the kind of happiness she has worked for in her life.

"I could have done better if I did this instead of wasting my time!" Carmen says after the disappointing results of overwhelming herself with work. 

She tries to listen to the best of her ability. Out of bad habit, it could become impromptu therapy...

Carmen reluctantly goes out with friends on the weekdays, but she is always the first to call on weekends. She puts on perfume that a friend gave her. She will clean everything before her invitees arrive, and when she hasn't cooked anything, will offer microwave ramen as a "gift to take home."

Her ideals and lifestyle come from many cultures and religions, but it doesn't mean she relates to each of them. It just means she sees how important it is to others. Her character is inspired by some countries around the Mediterranean Sea.

Carmen loves the environment. She understands that the ocean can boil, or the ice caps can melt and life would still prevail, but it's also because of the hotter summers, lack of snow, and the fireflies she never gets to see again.

There are not many people who have seen Carmen express how emotional she feels every day. But she doesn't want to seem distant, she wants to put others before herself and help them.