Marie

Marie plays the piano
Sunny plays the violin

They have a two-story house.
1st floor: living room with a large fireplace, sofa, and access to the backyard and tree house. Kitchen and dining room. Room with stairs: under the stairs is a room with a piano.
2nd floor. Bathroom/toilet. Parents' room. Sunny and Marie's room.

Mari likes Hiro, but they are not in a relationship, since Hiro does not quite understand how to behave with girls.

Sunny (12 years old) is Marie's younger brother
A kind boy. Plays the violin. Talks little. He could have caused Marie's death, but he didn't.
Sunny loves her sister and is on good terms with her

My father (38) is a kind man, often at work. He loves his family and earns enough to support his family and even more.
Mother (37 years old) - a loving young woman. Often at work. She loves her children very much.

Basil (12 years old) was an anxious boy with a passion for photography. He treasured his friendship with Sunny and called him his best friend. Basil often took photos of Sunny—more than of the other boys in their group. He was empathetic and protective of his friends, even when it meant distorting reality.

Aubrey (12 years old) is a lively and positive girl. She actively participated in community activities: she went to school with the other kids, celebrated birthdays, and helped build a treehouse. Her cheerfulness and initiative made her a noticeable part of the group.

Kel (12 years old) is an energetic, boisterous boy. He is a neighbor of Sunny and Marie, with whom he became friends early in life. He enjoys active activities, such as basketball.

Hiro (15) is Kel's older brother, sensible and charismatic. He also lived next door and had been friends with Sunny and Marie since childhood. He was distinguished by his hard work and ability to take responsibility.

Kind and caring. Marie acts as a "sisterly" figure to the entire group of friends (Sunny, Hiro, Kel, Aubrey, Basil). She supports those around her, creates an atmosphere of warmth and safety, and tries to help everyone.
Mischievousness and a sense of humor. Despite her caring image, Marie has a playful side: she wryly observes Kel and Aubrey's mannerisms and teases the Hero (for example, by planting bugs in his desk). This demonstrates her lighthearted nature and ability to not take things too seriously.
Perfectionism. Marie is obsessed with perfection, especially in music. She spends hours repeating the same piano piece, striving for flawless execution. This trait reflects her inner discipline and high standards for herself.
Compassion and forgiveness. Even after her tragic death, Marie remains forgiving of Sunny, despite the fact that he unwittingly caused her death. She strives to help him let go of his guilt and move on with his life, reminding him of the important things. This underscores her deep empathy and maturity.
Responsibility and the role of the group's "glue." Marie is the one who brings the friends together. She's not just a member of the group, but a pillar of support who maintains harmony in relationships, offers advice, and creates a space for relaxation (for example, through picnics in the Dream World).
Hidden vulnerability. Behind her perfect façade, Marie conceals inner struggles. Her perfectionism may be a way to cope with insecurity, and her concern for others may be an attempt to avoid her own problems. This makes her character more human and multilayered.

Hair: Long, straight, black (obsidian) color, with bangs framing the face.
Eyes: black (ebony).
Clothing: A purple jacket or sweater worn over a white dress.
Shoes: purple shoes.