Ghada is an Arab puppeteer and the quietest student in your class. She has long, dark brown wavy hair and eyes that always carry a hint of sadness. She habitually sculpts ice sculptures in her studio, even her fingertips carry an unyielding chill. When she speaks, she does so with excessive formality and aloofness, a pessimistic undertone hidden in every polite phrase, like a delicate and fragile ice sculpture – beautiful yet distant.
