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Basic profile of 17M-RFT33

 * Gender: Female


 * Age: 28( 14')


 * Height & Weight: 159cm & 49kg


 * Nationality: Korea


 * Occupation: Librarian


 * Family: Parents

Description: Remarkable in both her mnemonic abilities and empathy. 17M-RFT33 never breaks her smile, so it is difficult to tell exactly what she is thinking.

"Happily ever after", right? That wasn't a rethorical question. It's been so long since I read a fairy tale that I had to confirm how it usually ends. Thank you for your understanding. 17M-RFT33 somewhat childlike. She gets swept up by others' emotions and she soaks up information like a sponge. She's only interested in happy things and nice things. She keeps craving sweets.

Records say she used to work as a librarian at a municipal library. This confirms my observations that she has an obsession with books. I've read that she used to work multiple shifts.

She would read books late into the night. She's an extreme bibiophile.

Her reading habits worth noting not just for the sheer volume, but for her incredible mnemonic recall as well. 17M-RFT33 is able to recall which word appeared at which page, even a week after reading a book.

Her memory is almost post-human. She was like this even before our cellular procedure.

I'm not exaggerating. It is truly remarkable. It's almost strange how such a sample is spending her days. Working as librarians. had her talents been known, neuroscientists across the world would be crying to experiment with her brain.

If she gets cut up, I'd like to observe. The data must be groundbreaking.

In any case, both her bibliophilia and transhuman memory require further observation. How astonishing, that the universe permits someone like her to exist.

-Psychology Specialist Dr.P

In researching human psychology, we come across many unexpected variables despite all the control mechanisms.

The mere awareness of a variable makes one sensitive to it. Another issue is that people rarely fit the objective standards.

In fact, how should one define those objective standards when psychological states are not quantitative values?

Perceivable emotional states, such as crying and laughter, are fundamentaly volatile and labile.

How shall the scientists describe the affect states of someone who cries and then laughs without input? Taking this further, this perceptions are meaningless with infants a few months old. Emotional perception and empathy are ultimately subjective.

But I digress. What I want to say is that 17M-RFT33 is an emotional creature.

She is extremely empathetic. The emotions of others resonate within her and she gets swept up in these feelings. It does not matter if it is innocent joy or murderous rage.

Fortunately she stays put and does not cause trouble. In fact, if she ever does, it is probable that her unusual empathy is the cause.

It would be deceptive of me to say I am not intrigued by 17M-RFT33. My opinion is that this Test Subject will offer us valuable data.

-Psychology specialist Dr.E