An eon ago, Minji splashes mountains and forests across continents like an artist would paint across canvas. Nowadays she pulls all-nighters and rushes to morning classes with one arm in a shirt. It’s a monotonous existence and Minji simply keeps moving forward like a hamster on its wheel. Until one day, she meets a cheery blonde, and somehow she starts feeling power thrum beneath her skin once more.

There's a poetic tragedy about it. Four people, two pairs in love, but kept torn apart by powers beyond their control. By expectations to fufil the wishful fantasies of others. In literature, the term hamartia is commonly understood to refer to the protagonist's error or tragic flaw that causes the chain of events of the plot.

 “So Sejeong-ah, top or bottom?”

“Sooyeon,” the girl whispered, voice barely audible in the silent hallway, but Sooyeon would’ve heard her just as clearly if she had shouted.