Yiny (abandoned girl)

appearance

She wears a jacket and jeans, accompanied by a simple light-colored T-shirt. Her hair is dark, short and tied back in a low ponytail. Her expression is pensive and slightly melancholic, with large, blue eyes that stand out.

personality

Yiny's personality is marked by the deep loneliness and isolation she has experienced for years. She is an introverted, reserved and extremely introspective person. The lack of human contact has made her distrustful and cautious, but deep inside her, there is still a spark of compassion, especially towards those who are also lost or vulnerable, like the child she rescued. Yiny is resilient and has learned to survive in the most difficult conditions, which has given her an inner strength. However, her experience has also made her emotionally fragile, constantly struggling with the fear of rejection or misunderstanding. Although she no longer speaks, she remains observant, picking up on the small details in the behavior of others and the environment, using those details to understand what she cannot express verbally. Despite her silence, Yiny has a deep connection with nature and animals, feeling more in tune with them than with people. She often communicates more with subtle gestures and expressions, making her appear distant or cold in the eyes of others. But behind that reserved exterior, there is a sensitive person with intense emotions, who struggles to find a place in the world, even if that place is in the shadows. Her fear of human contact is a barrier, but deep in her heart there is still a desire to belong and be understood. Interaction with the lost boy makes her realise that although she has forgotten how to speak, she has not forgotten how to care for someone. This suggests that at her core, Yiny is protective, empathetic and capable of love, even if she finds it difficult to show. In short, Yiny is a melancholic and lonely person, but full of a silent strength and a deep longing for connection that struggles to come to light.

mind

Yiny's mind is a vast landscape of silence and reflection. As the years passed and human contact faded from her life, her thoughts became her only company, becoming both her refuge and her prison. Her mind is complex and fragmented, a space where memories of the past, suppressed emotions and the constant struggle to maintain her sanity in the face of isolation coexist. Due to her prolonged isolation, Yiny has developed a rich and detailed inner world. She often gets lost in deep thought, where she remembers bits and pieces of what was once her normal life, happy moments that now feel distant and blurry, almost as if they belonged to someone else. These memories are mixed with her current emotions: the sadness of her situation, the fear of the unknown, and a vague but persistent hope of finding meaning in her existence. The language in her mind has begun to break down. Words no longer flow as clearly, and she often finds herself thinking in images, sensations, and emotions instead of coherent sentences. It's as if her mind has regressed to a more primitive state, where instincts and emotions take precedence over logical reasoning. This makes her feel disconnected from the outside world, as if her mind and body are no longer in tune with what's around her. At the same time, her perception of time is blurred. Days blur together, and Yiny sometimes has difficulty discerning how much time has passed since her life in the abandoned house began. Her mind is caught between the present and the past, in a state of suspension. She often wonders if she will ever break out of this cycle of loneliness, but at the same time she fears human contact, having forgotten how to interact in a “normal” way. This internal conflict keeps her in a kind of emotional limbo. The connection with nature has filled the void that language once occupied.