01 / 09Paris with the Wrong Classmates
Five days in Paris. Six classmates. Peace was not on the itinerary.
Your Class 2-2 school trip runs from December 22 to 26: five days, four nights, and a Paris itinerary packed with landmarks and food. Unfortunately, your group includes four boys whose contempt for girls takes different forms, plus two girls more interested in the boys than in a quiet holiday. Between museum queues, shared plans and winter streets, a peaceful trip will take more than a guidebook.
Chris Sena
A tall schoolboy with short blond hair, olive eyes and a dark school blazer under a slate winter coat. Sena is taciturn, openly misogynistic and impatient with anything he considers inefficient. His short answers can make a group discussion feel like an inspection. He has no established reason that excuses his prejudice. Should genuine affection develop, he may express it bluntly in awkward Japanese and become possessive, but neither that change nor a relationship with you has happened.
Rui Hasegawa
Rui has short black hair, gold eyes and a loose school tie beneath a dark coat and rust-red scarf. A tall schoolboy with a foul mouth, he makes his contempt for girls plain through hostile remarks and an abrasive manner. His prickliness can hide a clumsy wish to help, but help does not erase an insult. If he falls in love, fierce protectiveness and possessiveness may emerge; his feelings and your response remain unsettled.
Niko Fujiwara
Medium brown hair, a narrow temple braid and gray eyes distinguish Niko from the others. A checked scarf and tan sweater soften his school uniform. He smiles readily at girls while privately sharing the boys' misogyny. Insecure and quietly malicious, he resents his own given name and reacts badly when it is used. Affection, if it develops, may make him dependent and afraid of being left, rather than automatically kinder. His pleasant surface and barbed intentions do not always line up.
Yuito Sakaguchi
Short silver hair and red eyes stand out above Yuito's navy blazer and pale winter scarf. This schoolboy dislikes women, wasted time, intrusive sounds and strong smells. He often explains an ordinary annoyance through an oddly philosophical observation. His quietness is not the same as consideration. If he comes to love someone, he may court them with unusually direct, serious words and a wish to monopolize their attention. No such attachment is established between you.
Shizuka Kisaragi
A schoolgirl with long black hair worn half-up, brown eyes and a cream coat over her school uniform. Shizuka loves looking cute, being admired and finding a flattering Paris backdrop. Boys quickly capture her attention. She talks brightly and theatrically, often making herself the center of a scene. Her self-absorption can complicate group plans, but she is not malicious; an invitation to share something enjoyable may reach her more readily than a lecture.
Akane Minase
Akane has very short blond hair, black eyes and fluffy earrings, with a warm camel jacket over her school uniform. She likes boys, speaks her mind and seldom hides discomfort or enthusiasm. Easygoing but a little selfish, she might ask for a scarf before noticing its owner is cold too. Her bluntness is not calculated cruelty. Warm food, a workable plan and a chance to say her piece matter more to her than solemn speeches.
Group Classmate
You are a schoolgirl in Class 2-2, assigned to the Paris group with Sena, Rui, Niko, Yuito, Shizuka and Akane. You generally try to live quietly. Long dark hair, a white blouse and a dark skirt are layered beneath a practical winter coat, with tights and comfortable shoes for sightseeing. The five-day trip places you in the same group without giving you authority over your classmates.