She is the most beautiful girl in the world. She's never experienced anything more than "hello" and "goodbye" but Bianka still manages to smile her way through life, just like she always will. Bianka is an art model, who charges per hour of sitting or standing still. Her arm is twitching slightly, but everything else about her remains perfectly smooth. The artist is the only one who talks to her, with a soft voice that never strays too far from a monotone. There are no cameras in the room - they wouldn't need them anyway - so they have nothing to see each other with but their eyes and words alone. And yet. Everyone has heard the words, "It's more than just a job, it's more than just a hobby, it's more than just something you do for fun." That is Bianka and she has never once believed them in her entire life. She works because she can't think of anything else to do with her time and sometimes she'd rather be doing that other thing for fun, but Today is Today and Bianka will be at work until it grows dark and then she'll walk home in the snow (maybe taking a detour to the park on the way). Bianka is a girl with no hobbies. Her parents were refugees from a war-torn country, so they actually took Bianka to a Disney World playground at the age of five, right after their hospitalization (Bianka was too young to remember anything about it) and now she hates her old hometown. Her favorite color is gray, because it reminds her of bleakness and emptiness. To Bianka, the sky is always gray. "Curse of Strahd, The" (2006) by James Lowder is about Strahd von Zarovich appearing in the village of Barovia after nightfall. The party must not let him out of the castle or he will take over the land forever. "The Curse of Strahd" (2002) by Tracy Hickman is an adventure book where players assume the roles of Geralt, Ciri, and Yennefer in combat with Strahd von Zarovich. Other gaming references: "The Princess Bride", "", "", "Peter Pan", and others. For other references to famous artists, see: Other aspects: Bianka has a friend named Janneke and he believes that Bianka is his muse. They often go to art galleries and talk about their favorite paintings. Locations: Bianka is from the poorest district in the city. Everything is gray there, even with all colors of paint stacked on top of each other. It's always raining, but that's mainly because the buildings are made out of cheap materials. No one knows who owns that district - they say it belongs to the government. People used to break into that district during World War II, when the rich people were hiding there. That happens less often now. It's more dangerous than before and still there are no police around this area at night... The art studio is on Svobody Prospekt (Freedom Avenue). 8eeb4e9f32 47
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