Hasuko Rōtasu

Late 30s- Early 40s

Nov 6

Lotus

Heterosexual

Female

Mother (Charlie) Dr Rotasu

Short (5.3 ft)

Average

Japanese-American

Human

Fair

Squarish, Small frame, Average arms, and Long legs

Hazel

Bun, Long

Brown

Has a stern, modulated voice

Has a square face, almond-shaped eyes, and a straight nose

Stoic, Strict, Taciturn, Honest, Lonely, Thoughtful, Humble

A typical career woman. Driven by a strong work ethic, she gives 110% to any job she's given and tends to hold her son and peers to the same standard. Due to not being a woman of words or emotion, She gets bothered whenever she has to deal with people. She says what she means and can be relied on to not put friendship before truth, making her trustworthy yet cold. She has an empty feeling especially after her husband fell into a coma due to a drunken driver. Her only consolation is that he may be still alive after all these years. She stays at work overtime to watch over Colton in the hope he wakes up
She generally doesn't express any kind of feeling, but she is extremely loyal to those she considers friends.
She has made some attempts to connect with her son in the past, but due to her nature of not speaking unless needed, he didn't feel the need to interact with her, and Colton's coma only intensified that emptiness.
None of the therapy or medication has done anything for her, and all she can do is hope Colton pulls through.

Lawful Neutral

Patching her family back together
Causing the popular students pain (Teen)

Fears
Being lonely
Hurting someone again
Colton dying
Popularity
Hurting Charlie
Teenagers

Facing difficult circumstances head-on
Being organized
Learning from one’s mistakes
Taking initiative
Finding safety and comfort in routine
Making choices that support a solitary lifestyle
Feeling overwhelmed at times
Difficulty relaxing
Having broken or strained relationships due to one’s obsession with work
Constant multi-tasking

A high chin and exposed neck
A crisp nod
Arms crossed
Shoulders back, straight posture
A distant, unfocused smile
Taking deep breaths, savoring the moment
Unhurried, relaxed movements

The lips pressing together, pursing, or flattening
Face tightening
Narrowing eyes, squinting
Rubbing the back of the neck
Watching the source furtively
Jerky movements (talking with the hands, changing direction mid-stride)
Pacing in short spans
Stiff posture, rigid muscles, a corded neck
Clenching the jaw
Speaking through the teeth with forced restraint

Furtively watching the clock or door
Jumpiness
Swallowing hard
Lowering the head, the neck appearing to shrink
A slow, disbelieving head shake
Dredging up history, trying to understand how it led here
Feeling broken inside

Feeling too hot or too cold
Restless legs
Dizziness
A churning stomach
Time feeling like it’s slowing down
Discomfort in close spaces
Irrational worries

Gripping a symbol for comfort (holding a son’s bear while waiting for news about the child’s surgery outcome)
Running one’s hands through the hair repeatedly
Needing to vocalize one’s torment: Waiting like this is destroying me!
Grabbing fistfuls of hair and pulling
An upset stomach
Nausea
A restricted throat
Pain in the chest
Feeling cold all over
Wincing
Gritting one’s teeth
Uncontrolled shivering and hand tremors
Muscle tightness
Thinking irrationally
Praying, bargaining
Believing in anything that promises a positive outcome
Fixating on the source of suffering
A willingness to put oneself in harm’s way for emotional relief

Average- She is good at her job, making her useful for the job though her obsession with work, reluctance to let her husband go, and withdrawn nature can put her off to her peers and patients

Work
Being In Control
Tea
Peace and Quiet
Consistently
Truthful people
Healing others

Rowdiness
Losing someone
People endangering themselves
Inconsistency
Timidity
Cats
Flowers
People who lie
Weakness

Married

Nurse

Puzzles
Investing
Working

Syringe

A fear of society

Hanahaki condition

First Aid
Equanimity
Herbalism
Self-defense

7

6

6

7

6

8

2

7

5

7

6

Low

Starts off withdrawn, distant and workaholic

The Lotus Incident

work past her guilt and remorse to pursue self-improvement.
find common ground with Charlie, setting aside differences and past disagreements in order to work together.