Ssangjeong

### Folder Link

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZrZvLVIuF2y5t\_RwppodPpl5X9K7iLzb?usp=sharing

# Character Information

### Goals

* Honestly i- don't even know anymore
* Just waiting till the time is right
* Then we'll be together again....

## Background

On June 3rd, 2052, Two newborn girls were dropped off surreptitiously at a fire station in Busan. The firefighters, in their due diligence, had them delivered promptly to a nearby hospital for care. However, one of the men, Seung-Woo Young, had been trying unsuccessfully for children with his wife for several years. He applied for and easily was allowed to adopt the two girls, naming them Sol-Bi and Min-Da.

As the two girls grew, their parents quickly realised that they were identical twins, but had little trouble telling them apart as Min-Da was always covered in dirt from her frequent schoolyard scraps. The summer after the two of them graduated high school, Seung-Woo was contacted by a talent agency that offered his adopted daughters a place in a sort of idol show in which they would compete in competitive gaming tournaments and then participate in reality tv-esque slice of life scenes.

Seeing it as an excellent opportunity and ignorant of the dangers of the idol world, Seung-Woo eagerly pitched it to the girls, and after initial hesitation from Sol-Bi, the two met with the agent, performed a few skits, and were quickly offered roles in the show.

Min-Da remembers little from this part of her life, seeming like a mirage of lights and cameras to her, along with intense bouts of competetive gaming. She eventually settled into her role of the more boisterous and coarse of the twins, hardly caring about the raving fans swarming for her autograph or photocards. Meanwhile, Sol-Bi recluded farther into herself, becoming aloof and distant, only truly able to open up to her sister. The long nights the two spent comforting eachother's homesickness eventually became something else, and after three years the sisters had become more inseparable than siblings.

Eventually this relationship was discovered by their agents, who after some deliberation, decided that they had to keep it under wraps at any cost, and forbade any future involvement between the two. Min-Da, who had grown tired of the celebrity life, blatantly refused. Faced with the possibility of losing a very marketable franchise, the talent agency conceded, but plotted an 'accident' to befall Min-Da, to kill two birds with one stone.

However, the agency had underestimated how attached the two had become to eachother, and as Sol-Bi exited the elevator to Min-Da's apartment, a decker hired by the talent agency, having mistaken Sol-Bi for her twin, sabotaged the elevator motors, and Min-Da could only watch as her sister and lover plummeted to her death.

The 'accident' was widely publicised in Korean news, and Min-Da began to frequently have panic attacks as she saw her sister's face at every turn. She fled to Seattle to begin her life anew.

## Narrative Significant Qualities

* AVRse
* Phobia - Reflection of her face
* Addictions- Crank and gambling

## Run History

- Run I've Been On
- Other Run I've Been On
- Etc.

# In Character Information

## Matrix Search Table

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## Shadow Community Table

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## Assensing Table

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## Appearance

### Clothing

Usually wears red with separated sleeves, and combat pants