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full name - eun-ah hwang ; alias(es) - eunnie ; age - twenty seven (27) ; sexuality - gay
occupation - TDCz producer ; zodiac - scorpio ; known languages - korean, japanese, mandarin, english
face claim - han eu ddeum ; creator - starlightprincess ; color - #b564e3
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xxxxxxWhat is she so sad about? Why is she about to cry?xxxâ
occupation - TDCz producer ; zodiac - scorpio ; known languages - korean, japanese, mandarin, english
face claim - han eu ddeum ; creator - starlightprincess ; color - #b564e3
Eun-Ah is the closest one could get to "prim and proper" in the modern sense of the phrase. Hair always neatly pinned back and very minimal makeup. Turtleneck sweaters or button-ups with vests alongside business slacks or uniform skirts. Shining loafers and sheer white pantihose. Seeing Eun-Ah in casual clothing is easily a feat- it can mean only two things, one being that she trusts you indefinitely, or that she's hit rock bottom in her life. Eun-Ah prefers neutral colors such as grey, white, beige, and black, as well as very light pastel blues and lavender. Her hair falls in long waves around her face, but is generally braided or pinned back out of the way. Her skin is fair and well cared for, her eyes a deep, dark brown that appears almost black. Eun-Ah is tall for a woman, standing at 172 cm. She is thin, due to habits burned into her by idol training long ago- a strict diet and years upon years of dance training have kept her almost unhealthily thin, but Eun-Ah is quite indifferent to how she looks. Her appearance is a tool- she uses the "young and naive girl" image to make people underestimate her, just so she can shock them later. xx
If Eun-Ah were an idol herself, it isn't hard to see the angle they'd go for: she's a perfect picture of innocence and, perhaps, blissful naivety. She is cordial, elegant, sweet. An easy person to manipulate- or so she appears. Eun-Ah is incredibly smart, incredibly clever, incredibly aware of her surroundings. Her expressions are carefully controlled and every word she speaks has been meticulously considered before it passes her lips. Eun-Ah watches the people around her and scrutinizes their every move, learns quickly who they truly are and uses it to her advantage. She's actually quite manipulative, exploiting people's weak points to achieve her means. Much of this, however, is born from a lifetime of observing the idol industry and how truly corrupt it can be. She knows how people of power in the industry think, and therefore, she uses their own thinking against them to gain the upper hand. She takes pride in her ability to make people underestimate her abilities because of how naive and innocent she appears to be, only for her to turn on them and their bullshit when they least expect it. To those who are proven to be trustworthy, Eun- Ah is openly kind and helpful, but show her even a hint of betrayal, and she will turn on you like a poisonous viper. xx
Born in Busan, second wealthiest city in South Korea, to wealthy parents who wanted nothing more than a perfectly sculpted daughter to serve their image, Eun-Ah was raised with the highest of expectations upon her shoulders. She skipped childhood in the traditional sense and went straight into learning the moment she could speak taught by expensive tutors who practically worshipped the ground her parents walked on. She learned about etiquette- sit up straight, control your expressions, use proper speech, always show respect to those above you. She was taught to read and write and work with numbers before she even started school, and went into primary school already several steps ahead of her peers. This gap, caused by her early schooling as well as the illusion of superiority she'd been taught, caused Eun-Ah to distance herself from other students even as a child, a habit that has lasted throughout her life. She went through school at the top of her class every year, while being tutored at home in business and financing in the hopes that she would one day take over her parents' company. Her parents' hopes- not hers. Eun-Ah graduated from school and was expected to pursue higher education. She chose not to. Her parents were thoroughly shocked- never before had their cookie-cutter daughter defied anything they said. But Eun-Ah was fed up with wealth, with status, with society. So she left her entire world behind and applied for idol training, easily finding purchase in the industry through her looks and wide range of skills. She flourished in the idol industry and soared above her peers, working extra hard to perfect every dance, every song, everything. However, her chances as an idol were destroyed after one of the producers in her company sexually assaulted her. Or, well, attempted to. Self-defense had been part of her tutoring growing up and Eun-Ah didn't hesitate to beat the man upside the head. The company tried to cover up the incident: fired the producer involved, stifled any news trying to get the story out. But Eun-Ah was not to be silenced, try as they might have to bribe her with money and the illusion of success within their company. Eun-Ah refused to go along with their cover up, and as such, Eun-Ah was ejected from idol training. xx
After leaving the idol industry, Eun-Ah was recruited by another entertainment company. She accepted, but having learned her lesson in how idols were generally treated, Eun-Ah instead worked as a producer's assistant. She worked their for six years, watching, learning. She blended into the background and quietly observed how the industry worked, how the people operated, all the tips and tricks they used. She switched between producers as an assistant several times before, out of almost nowhere, a new company called Aeora Entertainment rose. Eun-Ah recognized the women in charge, had even worked with their producer for a time, and knew they were smart, clever, determined. She knew they would be successful, and successful they were. So when one of the owners invited Eun-Ah to join their company half a year after its creation, she agreed without a moment's hesitation- a pleasant (to witness) shock to her bosses, who would never has suspected their doe-eyed assistant to turn traitor and run to the newest rebellion. Eun-Ah liked to see people underestimate her, to watch their jaws drop when she did what they thought was utterly unthinkable. And so Eun-Ah always will, until she's given true respect in her world. xx
Eun-Ah believes that putting the details of your life out where all can see is foolish, and so the only thing she uses social media for is advertising within her job. She manages accounts on Twitter and Instagram specifically to promote TDCz. Her advertising is meticulous and purposeful- images of the boys working on songs, short videos of choreography in the making, concert and fan-meet dates and sneak peeks of song lyrics or pieces of the music. Photographs are high quality and Eun-Ah always, always, asks permission before posting them. She has no personal accounts to speak of and while it is likely known that she runs the advertising accounts, she makes an attempt to keep things anonymous rather than put herself into the media spotlight. She does not condone negative backlash against the group and does her best to keep it from reaching the boys, though she can't stop what goes to their accounts directly. She does, however, take note of all the compliments and praises she receives about the boys. xx
If Eun-Ah were an idol herself, it isn't hard to see the angle they'd go for: she's a perfect picture of innocence and, perhaps, blissful naivety. She is cordial, elegant, sweet. An easy person to manipulate- or so she appears. Eun-Ah is incredibly smart, incredibly clever, incredibly aware of her surroundings. Her expressions are carefully controlled and every word she speaks has been meticulously considered before it passes her lips. Eun-Ah watches the people around her and scrutinizes their every move, learns quickly who they truly are and uses it to her advantage. She's actually quite manipulative, exploiting people's weak points to achieve her means. Much of this, however, is born from a lifetime of observing the idol industry and how truly corrupt it can be. She knows how people of power in the industry think, and therefore, she uses their own thinking against them to gain the upper hand. She takes pride in her ability to make people underestimate her abilities because of how naive and innocent she appears to be, only for her to turn on them and their bullshit when they least expect it. To those who are proven to be trustworthy, Eun- Ah is openly kind and helpful, but show her even a hint of betrayal, and she will turn on you like a poisonous viper. xx
Born in Busan, second wealthiest city in South Korea, to wealthy parents who wanted nothing more than a perfectly sculpted daughter to serve their image, Eun-Ah was raised with the highest of expectations upon her shoulders. She skipped childhood in the traditional sense and went straight into learning the moment she could speak taught by expensive tutors who practically worshipped the ground her parents walked on. She learned about etiquette- sit up straight, control your expressions, use proper speech, always show respect to those above you. She was taught to read and write and work with numbers before she even started school, and went into primary school already several steps ahead of her peers. This gap, caused by her early schooling as well as the illusion of superiority she'd been taught, caused Eun-Ah to distance herself from other students even as a child, a habit that has lasted throughout her life. She went through school at the top of her class every year, while being tutored at home in business and financing in the hopes that she would one day take over her parents' company. Her parents' hopes- not hers. Eun-Ah graduated from school and was expected to pursue higher education. She chose not to. Her parents were thoroughly shocked- never before had their cookie-cutter daughter defied anything they said. But Eun-Ah was fed up with wealth, with status, with society. So she left her entire world behind and applied for idol training, easily finding purchase in the industry through her looks and wide range of skills. She flourished in the idol industry and soared above her peers, working extra hard to perfect every dance, every song, everything. However, her chances as an idol were destroyed after one of the producers in her company sexually assaulted her. Or, well, attempted to. Self-defense had been part of her tutoring growing up and Eun-Ah didn't hesitate to beat the man upside the head. The company tried to cover up the incident: fired the producer involved, stifled any news trying to get the story out. But Eun-Ah was not to be silenced, try as they might have to bribe her with money and the illusion of success within their company. Eun-Ah refused to go along with their cover up, and as such, Eun-Ah was ejected from idol training. xx
After leaving the idol industry, Eun-Ah was recruited by another entertainment company. She accepted, but having learned her lesson in how idols were generally treated, Eun-Ah instead worked as a producer's assistant. She worked their for six years, watching, learning. She blended into the background and quietly observed how the industry worked, how the people operated, all the tips and tricks they used. She switched between producers as an assistant several times before, out of almost nowhere, a new company called Aeora Entertainment rose. Eun-Ah recognized the women in charge, had even worked with their producer for a time, and knew they were smart, clever, determined. She knew they would be successful, and successful they were. So when one of the owners invited Eun-Ah to join their company half a year after its creation, she agreed without a moment's hesitation- a pleasant (to witness) shock to her bosses, who would never has suspected their doe-eyed assistant to turn traitor and run to the newest rebellion. Eun-Ah liked to see people underestimate her, to watch their jaws drop when she did what they thought was utterly unthinkable. And so Eun-Ah always will, until she's given true respect in her world. xx
Eun-Ah believes that putting the details of your life out where all can see is foolish, and so the only thing she uses social media for is advertising within her job. She manages accounts on Twitter and Instagram specifically to promote TDCz. Her advertising is meticulous and purposeful- images of the boys working on songs, short videos of choreography in the making, concert and fan-meet dates and sneak peeks of song lyrics or pieces of the music. Photographs are high quality and Eun-Ah always, always, asks permission before posting them. She has no personal accounts to speak of and while it is likely known that she runs the advertising accounts, she makes an attempt to keep things anonymous rather than put herself into the media spotlight. She does not condone negative backlash against the group and does her best to keep it from reaching the boys, though she can't stop what goes to their accounts directly. She does, however, take note of all the compliments and praises she receives about the boys. xx