Hey Im Jordan

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@Solaits gone

Life of Trainees

Just as a heads up, I'm gonna use a slightly different colour for when each character isn't speaking Korean

@TheDookieNut

I was just gonna italicize/specify, but that works.

Life of Trainees

Yun-Seo

_{^{22 years old | Born August 9th, 1995 | Leo | Main Vocalist/Dancer | Favorite Color: Blue | 5 Years with AS Entertainment | 12 years of training in total | 168 cm (5’6”) | 49 kg (108 lbs) | Korean | Blood Type: O Negative | Lesbian | Single}}

Personality

Yun-Seo is a complex person, and it would be unfair to call her anything else. She was once upon a time a bright eyed and bushy tailed young child, who idolized the idea of being an idol. To her credit, she stayed that way for a long while. It’s part of the reason why she was so happy to start her training at the ripe young age of 10, with the blessing of her parents — who were in love with the idea of having a famous and successful daughter. They pushed her and helped mold her into what she eventually became.

By the time she turned sixteen, Yun-Seo became something of a control freak. Perfect, she felt, was no longer good enough. A true product of her upbringing, Yun-Seo was told by her parents, her trainers, and everyone else in her life that needed to be flawless, and the end result is someone who craves control and has a commanding and domineering enough of a personality to take over in most situations.

Once upon a time obsessed with the idea of being an idol, Yun-Seo has come to the realization that everything about idol culture is manufactured and fake, from the way they’re meant to wear revealing clothing while pretending they don’t know what sex is, to the way they have to pretend to be everyone’s flawless best friend. It’s a bit much, and it’s something she’s grown bored of. While in public facing interactions, she projects the perfectly manicured personality of a future idol superstar, she’s a bit different in private interactions.

It boils down to, in one short sentence: Yun-Seo is bored. Bored with her life choices, bored with the people around her, bored with the schooling, bored with the act she has to put on. It’s boring. She’s so bored, in fact, that she’s close to quitting the entire thing. Why not? She’s declined offers to join groups before — she’ll be in charge or she’ll be nothing — and no one has suggested she form her own. What’s the point?

She’s something of a callous person to her peers around AS Entertainment, because she struggles to care and stay motivated. She finds entertainment in the way of being a bit of a ‘psychopathic, control freak, four shades of crazy bitch.’ (not her words)

Once incredibly dedicated and driven, Yun-Seo does what she does now as a job first and foremost, not really a passion as it once was. A job she’s good at, yes, but she very much takes a ‘clock in, clock out’ perspective on it now. Why put forth the extra effort? The saddest part of the whole thing is, at this point, Yun-Seo isn’t good at anything else — if this doesn’t work out, she doesn’t know where her life will be heading.

She has a plan, of sorts, to revitalize herself and her opinion on the whole situation.

Background

Yun-Seo was born to a poor family in small farming village in South Korea. It was her mother’s idea that she be pushed to become an idol, and as a young girl, Yun-Seo wasn’t about to say no! Why would she? She grew up loving idol groups after all — if she had the chance to be one, then she would have been stupid not to seize it. Starting at the age of ten Yun-Seo began the intense training it took to become one of her childhood heroes. This consisted of being sent to several specialized classes throughout her childhood, including English classes, one or two acting classes (she was never a fan — it’s the lowest rung on the ladder, in her opinion), dance classes, classes on how to take care of herself, and of course, various music classes.

At age thirteen, it became clear that Yun-Seo excelled in one particular section of her idol training: singing. She had a voice that projected well, has a large range, and she picked up breath control without much effort. With proper training, Yun-Seo could have been headed elsewhere based on her singing voice alone, but her mother had a very specific roadmap in mind for her daughter, and Yun-Seo didn’t focus on developing her voice as much as she would have liked. Yun-Seo, to this day, has aspirations of embarking on a solo career where she can sing.

Yun-Seo worked as hard as she could, and by the time she was sent to AS Entertainment, she had a foundation of sorts to work with, and she was successful at AS from the start. She was good at the Academy at first, though she had a goal in mind: leader or nothing. She, in her mind, was made for it. Good at everything, weak at very little, and top of the class in at least one box. If she wasn’t the leader, then she simply wouldn’t be anything.

That is the main reason why Yun-Seo is still a trainee, settling for nothing less than the absolute best has held her back some, but she doesn’t care at this point. She’s had a falling out with her parents over this; her mother believed she should take the opportunities laid in front of her, while Yun-Seo was steadfast and determined to be a leader of a group, not simply a member. She hasn’t spoken to them since, and has no intentions to — if anyone asks, her parents are dead.

After four years at AS, and still not getting what she wanted, Yun-Seo is done with the whole situation — it felt pointless. In fact, at her lowest point, she may have joined a group — but she luckily found her motivation again, after spending some time focusing on the last part of this she enjoys: vocals and singing. With a renewed vigor, she decided that she’d just do it.

Yun-Seo uses most of her free time now to record singing on her own time, and analyzing her peers. She’s decided that she’s going to make her own group, handpicked by herself of course. Yun-Seo will be an idol; she’s just going to do it her way, and everyone and everything else can get bent. Whether or not the managers and people above her approve of it or not isn’t her primary concern.

Her primary concern is being in control.

FC: Dreamcatcher Yoohyeon	Some filler text. No one will ever know	........................................................48cdf9

Life of Trainees

@Hey Im Jordan Your character sheets look so good! I'm not jealous at all

@TheDookieNut

Thanks! It took me forever to find the right pictures and gifs...

@Hey Im Jordan YES SHE'S HERE AND SHE'S PERFECT AND WE'RE ABOUT TO ROCK AND ROLL

ladies and gents get ready for IC posting.... more details once I get it posted! <3

@OliveYou

Cool! I'll post her over to the char section.

Life of Trainees

@OliveYou

Yun-Seo

_{^{22 years old | Born August 9th, 1995 | Leo | Main Vocalist/Dancer | Favorite Color: Blue | 5 Years with AS Entertainment | 12 years of training in total | 168 cm (5’6”) | 49 kg (108 lbs) | Korean | Blood Type: O Negative | Lesbian | Single}}

Personality

Yun-Seo is a complex person, and it would be unfair to call her anything else. She was once upon a time a bright eyed and bushy tailed young child, who idolized the idea of being an idol. To her credit, she stayed that way for a long while. It’s part of the reason why she was so happy to start her training at the ripe young age of 10, with the blessing of her parents — who were in love with the idea of having a famous and successful daughter. They pushed her and helped mold her into what she eventually became.

By the time she turned sixteen, Yun-Seo became something of a control freak. Perfect, she felt, was no longer good enough. A true product of her upbringing, Yun-Seo was told by her parents, her trainers, and everyone else in her life that needed to be flawless, and the end result is someone who craves control and has a commanding and domineering enough of a personality to take over in most situations.

Once upon a time obsessed with the idea of being an idol, Yun-Seo has come to the realization that everything about idol culture is manufactured and fake, from the way they’re meant to wear revealing clothing while pretending they don’t know what sex is, to the way they have to pretend to be everyone’s flawless best friend. It’s a bit much, and it’s something she’s grown bored of. While in public facing interactions, she projects the perfectly manicured personality of a future idol superstar, she’s a bit different in private interactions.

It boils down to, in one short sentence: Yun-Seo is bored. Bored with her life choices, bored with the people around her, bored with the schooling, bored with the act she has to put on. It’s boring. She’s so bored, in fact, that she’s close to quitting the entire thing. Why not? She’s declined offers to join groups before — she’ll be in charge or she’ll be nothing — and no one has suggested she form her own. What’s the point?

She’s something of a callous person to her peers around AS Entertainment, because she struggles to care and stay motivated. She finds entertainment in the way of being a bit of a ‘psychopathic, control freak, four shades of crazy bitch.’ (not her words)

Once incredibly dedicated and driven, Yun-Seo does what she does now as a job first and foremost, not really a passion as it once was. A job she’s good at, yes, but she very much takes a ‘clock in, clock out’ perspective on it now. Why put forth the extra effort? The saddest part of the whole thing is, at this point, Yun-Seo isn’t good at anything else — if this doesn’t work out, she doesn’t know where her life will be heading.

She has a plan, of sorts, to revitalize herself and her opinion on the whole situation.

Background

Yun-Seo was born to a poor family in small farming village in South Korea. It was her mother’s idea that she be pushed to become an idol, and as a young girl, Yun-Seo wasn’t about to say no! Why would she? She grew up loving idol groups after all — if she had the chance to be one, then she would have been stupid not to seize it. Starting at the age of ten Yun-Seo began the intense training it took to become one of her childhood heroes. This consisted of being sent to several specialized classes throughout her childhood, including English classes, one or two acting classes (she was never a fan — it’s the lowest rung on the ladder, in her opinion), dance classes, classes on how to take care of herself, and of course, various music classes.

At age thirteen, it became clear that Yun-Seo excelled in one particular section of her idol training: singing. She had a voice that projected well, has a large range, and she picked up breath control without much effort. With proper training, Yun-Seo could have been headed elsewhere based on her singing voice alone, but her mother had a very specific roadmap in mind for her daughter, and Yun-Seo didn’t focus on developing her voice as much as she would have liked. Yun-Seo, to this day, has aspirations of embarking on a solo career where she can sing.

Yun-Seo worked as hard as she could, and by the time she was sent to AS Entertainment, she had a foundation of sorts to work with, and she was successful at AS from the start. She was good at the Academy at first, though she had a goal in mind: leader or nothing. She, in her mind, was made for it. Good at everything, weak at very little, and top of the class in at least one box. If she wasn’t the leader, then she simply wouldn’t be anything.

That is the main reason why Yun-Seo is still a trainee, settling for nothing less than the absolute best has held her back some, but she doesn’t care at this point. She’s had a falling out with her parents over this; her mother believed she should take the opportunities laid in front of her, while Yun-Seo was steadfast and determined to be a leader of a group, not simply a member. She hasn’t spoken to them since, and has no intentions to — if anyone asks, her parents are dead.

After four years at AS, and still not getting what she wanted, Yun-Seo is done with the whole situation — it felt pointless. In fact, at her lowest point, she may have joined a group — but she luckily found her motivation again, after spending some time focusing on the last part of this she enjoys: vocals and singing. With a renewed vigor, she decided that she’d just do it.

Yun-Seo uses most of her free time now to record singing on her own time, and analyzing her peers. She’s decided that she’s going to make her own group, handpicked by herself of course. Yun-Seo will be an idol; she’s just going to do it her way, and everyone and everything else can get bent. Whether or not the managers and people above her approve of it or not isn’t her primary concern.

Her primary concern is being in control.

FC: Dreamcatcher Yoohyeon	Some filler text. No one will ever know	........................................................48cdf9

Leviathan Fang

Hi all! The sheets look great so far! The GMs are doing holiday stuff for most of this week, so we'll be looking over and doing official acceptances and such throughout next week! Thank you for your interest and applications!

We'll be looking to start the RP no later than the first week of December.

Life of Trainees

@OliveYouNo worries. I just know what I've done in the past that has worked out fine.

Life of Trainees

@OliveYouUltimately up to you, but I think letting us do it ourselves would be the best. That's the way I'd prefer, anyway.

Life of Trainees

@Hey Im Jordan hmm I did something similar to this in a dnd campaign, there was a google doc that everyone could edit/update, I could link it above. another idea is I just coordinate/edit a zeroth post by myself and continually update the results. i'm fine with PMing people but a group effort would be nice

@OliveYou

We can just all make relations sheets to attach to our character posts. That might work?