+ Mina Lee / Hana Lenny +

Alias: Hana Lenny
Age: 20–22
Nationality: North Korean (defector)
Current Status: Living alone in the United States under a false identity
Wears mostly pink including pink hair

Difficulty forming close relationships
Chronic anxiety
Nightmares and intrusive memories
Guilt for surviving when others couldn’t

Incredible emotional endurance
Sharp situational awareness
Self-discipline
Ability to suppress panic and keep functioning

Being recognized
Being asked about her childhood
Hearing her real name spoken out loud
Authority figures asking too many questions

Keeps routines minimal and repetitive
Avoids drawing attention at work or school
Doesn’t use social media much, or uses it passively under her alias
Keeps personal possessions sparse—nothing sentimental that ties back to her past

Mina escaped her home country under extreme circumstances and vanished into the wider world.
Upon reaching the U.S., she adopted the name Hana Lenny and cut ties with anyone who might expose her past.
She lives alone by design—roommates mean questions.
She believes North Korean agents or informants may still be searching for her, which keeps her constantly on edge.
Whether the threat is real or partially paranoia is something even she isn’t sure of—and that ambiguity makes it scarier.

Hyper-vigilant: Mina constantly scans her environment. Loud footsteps, unfamiliar faces, or questions about her past make her tense.
Emotionally reserved: She doesn’t open up easily—not out of coldness, but fear. Trust is dangerous.
Quietly resilient: She endured things most people never will. Her strength isn’t loud or heroic; it’s persistent.
Identity split:
Mina Lee is who she really is—careful, traumatized, observant.
Hana Lenny is who she pretends to be—soft-spoken, unremarkable, forgettable

Mina Lee escaped North Korea and now lives under the name Hana Lenny, a deliberately ordinary, Western-sounding identity meant to avoid attention. She keeps her life small, quiet, and untraceable—not because she wants isolation, but because survival demands it.