Must play piano (emotional fragments, not full recital). Strong monologue ability, conveying yearning, vulnerability, and introspection. Comfortable with intimate camera work, close-ups, and interacting with frames and props. A deeply emotional and self-reflective individual who feels consumed by longing and the fear of losing connection. They often internalize their emotions, replaying moments over and over, searching for meaning in what was left unsaid. They struggle with letting go, holding onto a lover/memories as a way to feel grounded, even when it causes them pain.They are caught between wanting to move forward and being unable to release the past. Through the piano and their inner monologue, they begin to confront their own patterns of emotional attachment, idealization, and quiet self-abandonment.

Must convey emotional depth, reflective and nuanced performance. Piano experience preferred (simple chords or emotive playing). Can mirror younger self subtly in gestures, presence, and outfit. An older version of the Young Self, more restrained, but still carrying the same deep longing and emotional attachment. They have spent years internalizing their feelings, replaying memories, and searching for meaning in what was left unsaid. Though time has passed, they still struggle to let go, holding onto love and memory as a way to feel grounded. What was once intense and urgent has become quieter, but heavier. Through the piano and their monologue, they begin to recognize their patterns of emotional attachment, idealization, and quiet self-abandonment with a sense of reflection rather than urgency.