Unseen thoughts

V. A. Bašťúrová

A secondary school student who feels more at home in books than among people. Who starts drawing the moment responsibilities pile up, and who pours her emotions into writing because she doesn't know how else to express herself. She may be 19, but to this day, she doesn't know if her native language is Czech or Hungarian. Perhaps she stands out from the crowd because she's in a wheelchair, or because of her style of dress, which resembles Wednesday's wardrobe. She looks for answers in everything—which might explain her love for psychology. She wants to know why people feel the way they feel and when they feel it. She's exactly the type of person who will answer your call even at three in the morning. Either because she's overflowing with empathy, or simply because she's still awake, trying to capture the thoughts racing through her mind. Her only writing experience is school essays, but her teachers always praise them—so she probably isn't that bad. She never wanted to be a writer for fame or money. She just wants to prove to others that they are not alone.