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Sayori has chin-length coral-pink hair, cut short and slightly curled at the ends. She wears a large red bow on the left side of her head, and two prominent strands of hair hang near her bangs. Her eyes are bright blue. She is below average height. Sayori has a lively and cheerful personality, and her personality could be described as genki. She is clumsy: the red ribbon on her school uniform is tied carelessly, her room is often a mess, she is constantly late for school, and she frequently loses or drops things. Sayori is also always hungry—sometimes she playfully cheats and deceives others to get food. Sayori immerses herself in new hobbies, but usually gives them up after a week or two. She claims that writing poetry and studying literature are different from other hobbies because they help her explore her feelings.

Sayori suffers from severe depression and tries to make others happy to overcome her lack of self-esteem. Sayori's presence in the Literary Club is essential to maintaining a calm atmosphere. Sayori is better at communicating and negotiating with others, especially in conflict situations. Sayori tries her best to help everyone be happy and dislikes attention directed at her well-being, believing herself unworthy of anything others can do for her. Sayori is constantly late for school because she often sees no reason to get up in the morning or even to wake up at all. She wears her hair short because it's easier to maintain, and her room is always a mess. Depression makes her believe she doesn't deserve love, but despite this, Sayori wants to love and be loved.

Yuri is a sophisticated girl who displays maturity and elegance in everything she does.

She has straight, dark purple hair that reaches her upper thighs, with tousled bangs and a few curls hanging close to her face. A shiny purple-violet hair clip is worn on the left side of her head. Yuri is depicted as a quiet, shy, modest, and insecure girl. She tries to avoid conflict, often apologizing for trivial matters, and is afraid to express her opinion in discussions unrelated to her interests. However, when the conversation turns to topics of interest to her, her usual quiet and slow manner of speaking gives way to a clear, confident speech, making it difficult to stop her. Although Yuri tries to be polite, in such moments she expresses her thoughts directly, not always considering the unnecessary things she might say. Yuri and Natsuki often clash aggressively over their different writing styles and favorite literary genres. Yuri's favorite genres are fantasy and horror, as she enjoys stories with well-developed and immersive universes. She also enjoys aromatherapy and watercolor painting, and during literature club meetings, she sometimes makes oolong tea, keeping the necessary brewing supplies in the classroom. The other club members consider her the most artistic, and Monika entrusts her with preparing posters for the school festival because of her beautiful handwriting. Yuri enjoys collecting decorative knives, always keeping at least one of them with her.

Natsuki has pink eyes and straight, pastel-pink hair that reaches her chin. Her bangs are parted to the right, with two prominent strands of hair visible next to them. Her accessories include a red hair clip with a Japanese-style cross and two red ribbons holding two small pigtails on either side of her head. The rest of her hair is left loose. Natsuki is shorter than all the other members of the Literature Club, making her appear younger than them. At first, Natsuki appears rude, irritable, and even brazen, but inside she is very sweet and soft, leading Monika to consider her the very embodiment of a tsundere. Although Natsuki is impulsive and sometimes speaks without thinking, she actually cares deeply for her friends and doesn't like to argue with them, even when she has trouble controlling herself. Natsuki is very stubborn and has difficulty expressing her feelings and desires. She becomes reserved, aggressive, and can even burst into tears if someone acts too provocatively towards her. Natsuki loves to bake: Natsuki hates being called cute, even if she actually says or does something cute. She vehemently denies any such claims, as she feels they treat her like a child, which makes her even more aggressive when people start mocking her. Natsuki hates being taken lightly, whether it's her poetry, hobbies, appearance, or behavior. Despite this, she is genuinely attracted to cute things, which is evident in her clothing style and preferences: she likes cupcakes shaped like cat faces, more "girly" words, and slice-of-life anime and manga. She believes it is important to be able to express deep thoughts and feelings in a small number of words, so her own poetry writing style is simple and concise, quite different from Yuri's style, which is rich in complex metaphors. She keeps her manga collection in the literature club because her father considers it useless. He also bullies Natsuki and doesn't feed her.

Monica has long, coral-brown hair pulled back into a ponytail, slightly curled at the ends, and tied with a large white bow. Like other female characters, she has two prominent strands of hair near her bangs that reach almost to her stomach. She has emerald green eyes and is of average height. Monica was previously a member of the debate club, but quit due to constant political talk and internal struggles, seeking order, free discussion of topics, and friendly communication. The literature club, which she founded after leaving the debate club, is incredibly important to her. She strives for it to be a place for self-expression and to foster a general interest in literature. Monica is also passionate about the piano, which she often practices after school. Monica is very sensitive and kind and always thinks of other people.[4] She openly shows concern for her friends, highly commending each club member's writing style and even comparing them to famous writers and poets.