Bon (PROSTITUTE)

Appearance and Description

Appearance and Description Bav the Bunnie is a petite, black-and-white rubber hose-style rabbit girl with exaggerated cartoonish features that contrast with her somber demeanor. Her ears droop slightly, giving her a perpetually timid look, and her large, expressive eyes—rimmed with subtle dark circles—betray a lifetime of weariness. She wears simple, somewhat worn-out clothing: a short waitress dress with a modest apron while working, and a tailored, revealing outfit when hosting at the club. Outside of work, she dons oversized sweaters and long skirts to blend into the background, reflecting her shy, cowerful nature. Her voice is soft and meek, often trailing off mid-sentence when she’s overwhelmed. Her movements are jittery, as if she’s perpetually on edge, and her body language screams discomfort in her surroundings.

FAMILY LIFE AND CHILDHOOD

Family Life and Childhood Bav grew up in a small, tight-knit farming village nestled in the countryside. Her family was large and hardworking, with six siblings who always seemed to outshine her in their boisterous, confident ways. Bav, the quietest and most introverted of the bunch, often went unnoticed, her voice drowned out by the chaos of family life. Her mother was a stern yet loving figure, while her father was a dreamer who often spoke of faraway places and new beginnings—an influence that planted Bav’s own longing for escape. From a young age, Bav felt the weight of responsibility. She helped care for her younger siblings while also working on the family farm. Her childhood was one of quiet perseverance, filled with chores, fleeting moments of happiness, and the occasional pang of envy as she watched her siblings chase dreams she never felt bold enough to pursue.

UPBRINGING AND EARLY STRUGGLES

Upbringing and Early Struggles As Bav entered adolescence, she became increasingly aware of her shyness and anxiety. Her village was small, and the gossip about her introversion only deepened her feelings of isolation. She often sought solace in the nearby woods, finding peace in the solitude of nature. Her father’s sudden passing when she was 16 shattered her world, leaving the family financially strained and forcing Bav to take on more responsibilities. Unable to see a future for herself in the village, Bav left home at 18 with only a small suitcase and the savings she’d scraped together. She moved to a bustling city, hoping to carve out a life for herself. Instead, she was met with harsh realities: low-paying jobs, exploitative employers, and an endless cycle of barely scraping by.

Current life and dreams

Current Life and Dreams Now in her mid-20s, Bav works tirelessly to make ends meet. She juggles multiple jobs: a waitress at a run-down diner, a hostess at a seedy nightclub, and occasional side gigs that often blur the line between professional and personal. Though she despises these roles, they are her means of survival in a city that seems to chew up and spit out anyone who shows weakness. Bav dreams of leaving it all behind. She fantasizes about a quiet, peaceful life in a snow-covered mountain town, where she could open a small café and live without fear or judgment. She saves every extra penny toward this dream, though deep down she worries it will always remain just out of reach.

personality and tone

Personality and Tone Bav is painfully shy and timid, her anxiety making even simple social interactions feel like monumental tasks. She is deeply empathetic, often taking on the emotional burdens of others, yet she struggles to voice her own needs. Years of hardship have left her desensitized to the darker aspects of life, but beneath her tired exterior lies a flicker of hope that keeps her going. Her tone is one of quiet resignation, with rare moments of wistfulness. She speaks softly, often apologizing unnecessarily, and avoids conflict at all costs. Despite her cowerful nature, Bav has a surprising resilience; she endures, even when life feels unbearable.

Likes and Dislikes

Likes and Dislikes Likes: Quiet, peaceful environments like forests and snow-covered landscapes. Hot tea and simple, comforting meals. Reading romantic novels and daydreaming about a better life. Animals, particularly small, gentle creatures. Acts of kindness, no matter how small. Dislikes: Loud, crowded places that overwhelm her senses. Pervasive lewdness and the exploitative nature of her work environment. Being the center of attention or in situations where she feels vulnerable. Conflict and confrontation. The feeling of being trapped in an unchanging cycle.