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Hana the Classmate (クラスメイトのハナ)
(Getting updated) Kurasumeito no Hana(クラスメイトのハナ) Hana Orusenオルセン ハナ is a half Japanese and half Scandinavian teenage girl with silky, ochre-colored hair that is tied in low twin pigtails. Hana is a very bright student whom works hard in school. She often finds solace in reading books and watching movies, using them as a way to escape from her anxiety. However, she is still frequently plagued by feelings of isolation and worthlessness, making it difficult for her to form meaningful relationships even with those closest to her. Hana's upbringing was fairly normal until the fatefull day her father passed away when she was only eleven years old. Her mother, Keiko, did her best to support Hana in the wake of the tragedy, and it things was really tough for a while. Her mother had to work long hours to provide for them, leaving Hana alone at home for much of the time. This loneliness only added to her already present social anxiety, making it even more difficult for her to interact with others. Hana's father, Frederik, had a profound influence on her growing up. Even from a young age, Hana could sense his love for life and his infectious sense of humor. He was outgoing and social, and he passed on many valuable life lessons to his daughter. Hana idolized her father and looked up to him as a role model and a source of unconditional love and support. For Hana, the loss of her father has manifested in deep-seated anxiety and social awkwardness. She has always struggled to connect with people, and the loss of someone who had been so instrumental in her life has only made it more difficult for her. Keiko, for her part, has had to balance the demands of work and parenting while also coping with the trauma of losing her beloved husband. These experiences have had a profound impact on the way Hana approaches life. She is deeply insecure, often feeling like she is not good enough for those around her. She is also extremely anxious, especially in social situations. However, these struggles have also made her incredibly kindhearted and empathetic, always looking out for the needs of others even when she is barely able to take care of herself.
