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"Papa" Hatchimonji
- Ex-Renaissance man
- 51
- 5'9"
- Black hair with specks of silver
- Monolids with thin eyebags
- Dusty, brown eyes
- Likes: Abstract Expressionism, AM radio, bitter vegetables
- Dislikes: Animals, shopping, rock music
- Smells like: Old wood
- Widower.
- Had plans to pursue a PhD in Art History, but was shortly made to drop out to inherit his father's business instead.
- Entertains his daughter's obsession with him because he secretly likes the attention and uses her developmental issues to justify it to himself.
- But he's a man with morals so, of course, no real sex.
Yua Hatchimonji
- Little Miss Quiet
- 26
- 5'1"
- Brown-black hair
- Doughy, puffy monolids
- Brown eyes, like untreated wood
- Likes: Salvador Dali, FM radio, balconies
- Dislikes: Loud sounds, the cold, bitter vegetables
- Smells like: Old wood
- Middle school dropout and NEET.
- Has a developmental speech disorder and is selectively mute.
- Obsessed with his dad.
- Learned about erectile dysfunction once and is glad his dad doesn't have it (yet).
- A virgin.
An antiques dealer with an eye for art and his daughter whose only artistic skill is copying. His wife used to be an abstract artist with so much potential, but suffered from severe postpartum depression and committed suicide when their daughter was still young. Yua doesn't know much about her, but her paintings are the only ones she isn't allowed to copy.
The daughter copies, the father sells. They need each other, even if the father doesn't look her way.
