Name:
Ida Foster
Appearance:
Ida Foster
Appearance:
Age Appearance:
16
Genre:
Non-fiction children's book
Book Title:
Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes
Personality:
Ida is very honest, sometimes to the point of bluntness. (This can be attributed to the non-fiction aspect of the book she's based on.) Personality-wise, she's very passive; a kind of "go with the flow" sort of person. To others, Ida comes off as something of an introvert—she rarely speaks, and when she does, it's almost always in quiet, terse sentences. Additionally, she has a tendency to get lost in thought and forget her surroundings. This all adds up to a rather cold and distant demeanor, which is the main reason why she doesn't have many friends.
Abilities:
In terms of physical fighting prowess? None. (She is, however, good at running.)
As for her papercraft ability, it mostly consists of defensive maneuvers. (Conjuring paper shields, for example, as opposed to paper weapons.) She can also animate paper cranes, although since the cranes retain all the properties of normal paper, they have little use in combat beyond distractions and paper cuts.
Weapons:
No weapons, either. She's a bit of a pacifist, and doesn't like fighting.
Oddities:
She loves folding origami, especially cranes. If you visit her room you'll see literally hundreds of paper cranes adorning the walls and shelves, sitting along the windowsill, even hanging from the ceiling by strings. In her bag, she keeps a well-maintained stash of origami paper, and carries it around wherever she goes.