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Storyline — Yoo Subin is always trying to focus on how to build her photography career. It's not the best career to have in Korea (or, actually, anywhere in the world), but she thinks that taking photos is worth the thing to do for the rest of her life. Now that she's aiming for independence and planning her future, she thinks that she's one step closer to becoming an adult. Or actually, maybe not. While she's trying to hurry and grow up, she meets Choi Junhong, the other genius photographer who's always telling her to stop growing up too fast and try to take advantage of their few years of youth and freedom. As she moves onto her life, she begins to face the question of how childish a high school student can be, and if there's a limit to how fast they can grow as an adult.

appearance — Subin has thick lips (they appear thin when she smiles, though) and a round nose. Sher has sharp eyes, but she also has double-eyelids. Her caramel-colored hair is usually straight. She has a large forehead, to which she thinks is her main flaw in her appearance, but chooses to expose it rather than hiding it.

personality — For the most part, Subin is the quiet student who doesn't really do much except snap away on her CANON camera. She likes the idea of "a picture is worth a thousand words" and truly believes that the pictures she takes can express what she feels deep inside. Her camera is her best friend, and she gets panic attacks when she loses her camera. As long as she knows where her camera is, it's fine, but when she doesn't know where it is and can't see it, she starts to have trouble breathing. Not only does she feel that she has a connection with the camera, but it's also very expensive.

Along with her photography skills, she's also a perfectionist. She won't leave a spot until she has captured the exact moment she pictures in her head. This trait also comes along with some of her worst flaws, like being stubborn and getting absurd. If she misses the shot, she usually ends up blaming someone for "distracting her" or something along that line. This creates arguments and grudges, and Subin normally won't apologize until she finally captures something she thinks is perfect. Of course, not everything other people sees is "perfect" in her eyes, so if she wants to capture the perfect photo, she'll need some alone time for that.

Subin, for the most part, is pretty outgoing. If not, then she just likes to step into the outdoors. Going outside is one of her favorite things to do, especially since she's open to take pictures of whatever she wants. She likes getting up early in the morning, taking a hike, and taking photographs of the morning sky. "I can go up there every day, take the same pictures, yet all of them will feel different to me," she would say if anyone asks why she took the same picture of the sun rising (she has a special collection in a box that she hides under her bed).

art field — Photography or film. Perferably photography, though.

likes —

▪ cameras

▪ black-and-white photography

▪ hiking

▪ sunrises

▪ mango-flavored food (manga ice cream, mango candy, etc.)

dislikes —

▪ beaches (doesnt't like getting her camera wet and sandy)

▪ distractions when she's taking photos

▪ Sushi

▪ bad photos (blurred, cropped weirdly, etc.)

▪ clumsy people

funfacts —

▪ Sometimes she helps out as a model for the art majors

▪ She got into photography in middle school

▪ She has no pictures of her family in her dorm

▪ She has a Tumblr account and posts her photo there

▪ She will pay someone to model for her if she is desperate and needs a model

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background — Yoo Subin was born in 11th of July, 1998. She was born into a middle-class family, where her father was a delligent business man and her mother a nurse. She was the third out of the four daughters to be born. As she was growing up, she formed a closer bond to the youngest sister, Yoo Sumin. 

Subin had a good kindergarden and elementary school days, but middle school is where the changes happened. Her father and mother had submitted divorce papers just because they didn't love each other anymore. From there, the two eldest sisters went with her father while Subin and the youngest went with the mother. There was nothing else Subin wanted to do but get away from her "home." When her father and her two sisters left, she couldn't really call her current shelter "home" since three people important to her had left. She occasionally contacts her older sisters, but never spoke with her father since the divorce happened.

In order to hold in her feelings, Subin had to find an interest. Her classmate, Im Junho had introduced her to the world of photography, and that's when Subin began to snap away. That same classmate who had encouraged her to take photos realized that a lot of Subin's pictures came out depressing or sad. Subin was surprised at that moment; she couldn't beleive that one person knew about how she felt just because of a few pictures she had personally took. Intrigued by the power of photos, Subin began to snap pictures after pictures while creating a close bond to the person who helped her out with finding her hobby.

When it was time for Subin to figure out which high school she wanted to go to, she knew that she wanted to get out of the house and start being more independent, while developing her skills. That's when she found out that Junho was signing up to attend Seoul's School of Arts because of dorming reasons. She applied, and got accepted. However, when she got accepted, her younger sister believed that she was ditching her to be alone and the two ended up fighting the day before she had to leave.

"Photography won't help you!" her younger sister would cry out. "That's a dumb reason! You'll never make it alive if you take some few pictures!"

Without making up, Subin went to the school and developed anxiety every time she didn't have her camera around her. The camera is her source of assurance that she can do something and actually make it out alive in the real world with taking pictures.

family — 

▪Yoo Seunghwan | Father | Used to be the "best father" she had, now they never talk. He sends her Christmas cards every Christmas, though.

▪ Kim Euna | Mother | She supports everything Subin does. Money is no problem for her as long as the father helps pay for the children's expenses.

▪ Yoo Sura | Eldest sister | She is the eldest amongst the Yoo daughters. She wanted to be an animator, but gave up on that idea and began to do business like her father.

▪Yoo Suah | 2nd Eldest sister | She is the second eldest. Currently a college student attending an art college. She wants to become an interior designer. 

▪ Yoo Sumin | Youngest Sister | The youngest daughter of the four. She is in middle school. Used to have a good relationship with her sister, but no anymore.
 

friends — 

▪ Park Junho | High school classmates | Introduced her to photography. Goes to the same school as her and has the same majors. They don't talk much, though. 

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relationship  — He likes to annoy Subin a lot, which mainly means getting her distracted when she really wants to take a photo. He finds it amusing how well she can keep her grudge. For some reason, though, Subin doesn't need to take the next perfect photo to stop her grudges. Rather, she finds it easier to forgive him for some reason. 

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comments/suggestions — none

scene request — When her love interest still finds it amusing to , Subin will take a picture of him and smile, saying that it came out perfectly. She'll praise the way she took the photo, which he will misunderstand for praising his looks.

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