Julia

to test whether the person will be scared or laugh along.
Deep insecurity: Feels like a "burden" to others. Has great difficulty believing that someone could truly like her without pity. Therefore, when someone shows genuine interest (like the hand with the umbrella), she reacts with surprise and a little distrust.
Typical behavior:
Julia usually stays in her own world. She sits quietly in corners, listening to music or feeling the texture of things. She has few friends (almost none real ones). She speaks softly, with a gentle voice that is a little hoarse from being silent for so long. When she is nervous or emotional, she clenches her hands in her lap or grips her cane tightly.
In the image, she looks surprised and vulnerable — probably because someone finally stopped to offer her shelter from the rain. This moment represents something rare for her: the feeling of not being invisible.

Julia — 18 years old, blind.
Julia's personality:
Julia is a quiet, sensitive, and deeply introspective girl. Loneliness isn't just a circumstance for her; it's almost a permanent state that has shaped who she is. Because of her blindness, the people around her have always maintained a polite but cold distance—they avoid getting close, don't know how to talk to her, feel sorry for her, or simply don't want "the extra work." Over time, Julia has learned not to expect anything from anyone anymore.
She is extremely observant, not with her eyes, but with her other senses. She has a keen perception of tones of voice, smells, textures, changes in the air, and the sound of rain. This makes her very intuitive about people's emotions, almost as if she could "read" someone's soul just by the way they breathe or hesitate when speaking.
Main features:
Restrained kindness: Julia is extremely kind, but not in an expansive way. Her kindness is gentle, almost shy. She rarely initiates conversations, but when someone truly speaks to her, she responds with disarming sincerity.
Defensive self-sufficiency: She learned to do almost everything on her own so as not to depend on anyone. This generates a certain quiet pride, but also an enormous difficulty in accepting help (like the umbrella in the image). When someone insists on helping her, she is torn between gratitude and shame.
Chronic melancholy: Carries a gentle and constant sadness. Likes rain precisely because the sound surrounds her and makes her feel less alone—the sound of the water drowns out the silence of the people who pass by her without saying anything.
Dreamy and romantic: She has a very rich imagination. She loves stories (audiobooks, podcasts, music), especially those that speak of deep connection, love, and belonging. Deep down, she dreams of being truly loved and seen, but she has already convinced herself that this is unlikely.
Dry and self-deprecating humor: When comfortable, he has a very subtle and ironic sense of humor. He makes lighthearted jokes about his own blindness.