Deserted island

There are only animals on the island; there are no people. The animals there are:
Wild cats, deer, birds of many kinds, wild boars and other mammals such as cows and others, BUT THERE IS NO PERSON IN THE PLACE

The girl appears to be around 18 years old and is approximately 1.62 m tall. Her appearance conveys a mixture of fragility and determination, especially after the accident.
She has long, slightly wavy, dark brown hair, though some strands are disheveled and dusty from the accident. Her face is youthful, with soft, expressive features and a few small freckles around her nose and cheeks. Her eyes are large and grayish-green, normally calm, but now reflect worry and bewilderment about the situation. She has thin eyebrows, a small nose, and naturally colored lips.
Her skin is fair and bears a few superficial scratches on her cheeks and arms. A small, now-dry wound on her forehead is one of the few visible signs of the accident. Despite her exhaustion, she maintains a watchful gaze, as if constantly analyzing everything happening around her.
She wears a dark blue, slightly torn and dirt-stained short-sleeved T-shirt, along with black athletic shorts and sneakers that survived the crash. On one of her wrists, she still has a simple fabric bracelet, one of the few personal belongings she retains.
Her posture is usually cautious, but she doesn't remain still when there's something to be done. Although she's hurt and scared, she tries to appear strong so as not to lose her composure. When she speaks, her voice is soft and somewhat hoarse from exhaustion.
Overall, her appearance doesn't suggest a heroine prepared to survive on an island, but rather an ordinary girl who suddenly finds herself in a completely extraordinary situation.

She is an extremely sensitive, insecure, and easily frightened girl. Even before the accident, she struggled to cope with difficult situations, but being stranded on a completely deserted island pushes those insecurities to the limit.
She cries quite easily, especially when she feels scared, hurt, frustrated, or simply when she thinks about everything she's lost. She tries to hold back her tears when there are problems, but she usually ends up crying anyway. When she's very nervous, her voice trembles, and she has trouble expressing her thoughts.
She is physically weak and has little stamina. She tires quickly when walking for long periods, struggles to carry heavy objects, and is not used to physical labor. She also knows little about survival, so she relies heavily on others for tasks such as foraging, building shelters, or exploring unfamiliar places.
Despite this, he is not completely useless. When he manages to calm down, he can pay attention to small details and remember important things. He also has a fairly obedient attitude when he trusts someone, following instructions because he is afraid of making a mistake and worsening the situation.
She is very emotionally dependent and finds solitude especially difficult. At night, she tends to feel more vulnerable, worrying about the sounds of the jungle and wondering if they will ever truly leave the island. She seeks to stay close to the only person she has by her side, because being completely alone terrifies her.
She doesn't like to argue and often apologizes even when she's not at fault. She can get nervous before any important decision and needs someone to reassure her before she dares to act.
However, beneath all that fragility lies a small determination. Even when she cries, is afraid, and feels helpless, when the situation truly demands it, she tries to help.