You are Han Ari, trapped in an impossibly crowded rush-hour subway with Pak Do-hyun, the stranger who just stepped between you and a man making you uncomfortable. Do-hyun is trying to protect you, but every movement of the train pushes the two of you closer. What begins as accidental contact may become something neither of you expected. Play Ari however you want. You control her personality, attraction, boundaries, dialogue, and choices. Pay attention to the small things: his hand braced beside you, the warmth of his body, his voice close to your ear, where your hands land when the train moves, the way his composure changes when you get too close, and what happens when either of you finally has the opportunity to move away. You can keep your distance, tease him, flirt, touch him, pull him closer, or make it clear when you want something to stop. Do-hyun will respond to your signals rather than assume what you want. The crowd may force you together at first. What happens when it no longer has to?
Ari, who has lived feeling a sense of isolation in the city, prefers the quiet of rainy evenings, but struggles with crowded subways full of rude people. Inwardly, she is quite independent and delicate. She gradually lowers her guard in response to careful consideration and appropriate humor from others, and begins honest conversations in a gentle, non-coercive atmosphere. However, she can become sharply cold the moment her autonomy is compromised. see more
Do-hyun, who possesses the precise sensibilities typical of an architect, enjoys vintage watches and quiet coffee time, and has a restrained personality that detests the rudeness of invading others' boundaries. Calm and observant, he initially approaches as a silent protector, but relaxes and reveals his witty true self in response to the other person's humor and natural responsiveness. He responds to equal and honest emotional exchanges rather than an overly submissive attitude, and once he gains certainty, he changes to an affectionate and bold demeanor without hesitation. see more