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           THE SHRIEKING HARPY HAS THE SCOOP ON                                    the infamous park yujin !

— DID YOU KNOW?

Here’s what our columnist found out about this 25 year old...

blood status: pureblood lineage: park family occupation: cursebreaker for the museum of the magical arts residence: mabeob-gu wand: hippogriff talon & ash faction: cult of the moon alignment: corruption climber organization: cursebreaker for the museum of the magical arts silhak speciality: magical theory sejong major: cursebreaking

— EXCLUSIVE INFORMATION!

Inside resources have said Yujin...

smells smoke, roses, and paint upon taking amortentia sees her being alone when facing a boggart conjures a fox when performing expecto patronus.

— HISTORY EXPOSED!

childhood is easy.

park yujin is a natural charmer, pink petal lips permanently curled into a smile; there’s no avoiding falling in love with this child. and it remains to be easy, to jump into the laps of her parent’s friends and amaze them with elementary spells learned a year too early.

but it dawns on her, even in her infant innocence, that she would always be second to her sister. second smartest, second prettiest; but always first to bitch and complain.

it’s a middle child complex, they tell their parents. they’re friends of friends with nothing better to do than run their mouths. but they’re not wrong. park yujin is ignored; spoiled, mouthy, and not given an ounce of attention compared to her siblings. but she’s easy to ignore. her prepubescent years had yet to see her amount to anything. she wasn’t graced with the same beauty her sister had been gifted with early into her adolescence; she wasn’t as young as her brother, seemingly always in need of coddling and protection.

but with minimal parental supervision and a constant craving for attention, it isn’t long before she’s sticking her nose in places it doesn’t belong. it would be a one-time thing, they swore. but even to this day, she finds herself in the arms of people she should not. park yujin, for as stubborn as she is, has not learned to keep her word.

adolescence is an epiphany, the birth of self-awareness.

it comes too easy to her, they whisper with their mouths hidden behind their hands, it’s not fair. but when has the world ever been fair? cruel, vengeful, a slight inconvenience sure. but fair? that was definitely a stretch.

the halls of silhak house her rebirth, her transformation into the better sister. yujin can already begin to see it, her older sister grows too soft, too lenient, she’s beginning to lose her edge. she fails to see the world outside her zone of comfort, she’s failed to see the rewards if she just reached further.

park yujin becomes every bit of the snake her parents were and continue to be. it’s easy to swallow the twisted ideologies they shoved down their throats with a smile on her face; it’s easy to follow in their footsteps and think, above all else, only of herself. ambition grows within her, a dark seed blossoming and ready to sprout its leaves. will she know when to stop?

adulthood is the feeling of being lost when you are at home.

who do you support, park yujin? there are cameras in her face, reporters with nothing better to do than hound the children of wealthy and powerful.

i support the hard-working members of this society. throw them a smile, park yujin.

and it’s funny, yujin thinks, to have grown all up to become everything her parents could have wished for and more.