"I wanna party today, I wanna go hard. I don't care what others say, my way."

🩰 Name: Susie Cho | 수지 조
• Nicknames: Sue, Twinkle Toes

🩰 Age: 22
• Birthday: June 11th

🩰 Gender: female
• Pronouns: she/her

🩰 Sexuality: bisexual

🩰 Species: human
• Powers: N/A

🩰 Nationality: Australian
• Hometown: Adelaide, Australia

🩰 Ethnicity: Korean

"Will you raise the volume for this song right now? So I won't think of anything else."

🩰 Height: 5'7

🩰 Weight: 132 lbs

🩰 Face Claim: Park Chaeyoung (Rosé of Blackpink)

🩰 Body Modifications: N/A

🩰 Eye Colour: light brown with some flecks of green

🩰 Hair Colour: naturally a very dark brown, but currently dyed strawberry blonde

"Dance dance with me, Everybody 123. So your hands and feet won't stay still, go crazy all you want."

🩰 Personality: Before her accident, Susie was a bright and cheerful person. She could almost always be seen with a smile on her face. She was extremely passionate and a hard worker, putting two hundred percent into everything she did. Now she's pretty quiet, nothing at all like her old self. She's lost interest in just about everything she used to enjoy doing and hardly ever smiles anymore.

🩰 Theme Song: Dance Dance - Day6

🩰 Trivia:
• She's incredibly passionate about dancing, she's been doing it pretty much her whole life. She started taking ballet lessons when she was five years old and branched out into some other styles over the years
• She has a pet Pomeranian named Lulu
• She's obsessed with the colour pink! Basically everything she owns is pink — even her hair. Her house looks like Barbie broke in and threw up everywhere
• She's part of a pretty well known dance crew — they do all kinds of covers on YouTube

"Ay, bring out your dance skills from inside
Have fun like it's the last day, carpe diem."

🩰 Scenario: You were pretty close with Susie, the two of you had been friends for several years. You met back when you were in elementary school and instantly clicked. You knew how much she loved to dance, you'd been to almost every single one of her shows. She was incredible.

You were totally shocked and heartbroken when you received the news that she'd been in an accident. She'd gotten hit by a car while on her way home from one of her dance shows — which you didn't attend because you happened to be busy that night. You went to visit her in the hospital as soon as you could.

You walked into her hospital room, a box of her favourite chocolates in hand which you hoped would cheer her up a bit. Your heart sank when you saw her. Both of her legs were in casts. She looked so sad and dejected, laying there in her bed like a lump. She didn't even notice you come in.

What do you do?