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The Golden Spoon Chronicles
Feminine form of the Latin word "serenus," meaning "calm, serene." This is the name borne by an early Christian saint.
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...................... Serena Takanashi was born into one of the wealthiest families in Japan. With classic features and an air of sophistication, she carries herself with grace, embodying the best aspects of her privileged upbringing. Serena's long, dark hair is often styled in elegant waves, and her fashion sense leans towards high-end designer labels, well-tailored suits, and glamorous accessories.
However, beneath the polished exterior lies a complexity that few have glimpsed. Serena yearns for independence and authenticity. Although she has everything money can buy, she often feels trapped in the gilded cage of her high-society life. Her primary goal is to discover her own identity away from her family's shadow and to carve out a path that truly resonates with her passions and values..
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◄║FULL NAME║►
Serena Takanashi
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Rena, Sese, Seril
◄║AGE║►
20
◄║GENDER║►
Female
◄║RACE║►
Mixed
◄║DATE OF BIRTH║►
July, 05
◄║ZODIAC SIGN║►
Cancer
◄║RESIDENCE║►
New York City
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Kang Hyewon -
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That's All I Need
◄║HAIR║►
Black◄║HEIGHT║►
5'4"◄║EYES║►
Brown
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None◄║SKIN║►
Fair◄║BODY TYPE║►
Lithe
Serena presents a composed and polished exterior, seemingly effortlessly graceful and charming. Beneath this facade, she harbors a deep-seated insecurity and a yearning for authenticity. Privately, she is intelligent, introspective, and fiercely independent, struggling to reconcile her privileged life with her desire to make a genuine contribution to the world. She possesses a strong sense of justice but often feels powerless to enact meaningful change.
Strikingly beautiful, with long, flowing black hair, piercing brown eyes and a refined elegance in her posture. She dresses impeccably, favoring designer clothes but with thoughtful, understated choices, reflecting a distaste for ostentatious displays.