Character Deep Dive: Kim in Strandead

Kim is introduced as a close friend of the protagonist, Blue, and serves a critical role in the narrative as the moral anchor and the victim who triggers Blue’s immediate action and displacement. Her personality is defined by her caring nature, emotional health, and cautious boundaries.

Personality and Displayed Self

Kim is portrayed as a grounded, emotionally healthier counterpart to the stagnant Blue.

Caring and Compassionate: Kim demonstrates deep friendship and care for Blue, evidenced by their shared time together, their embrace, and her kiss on his cheek. She is a source of support.

Emotionally Reserved/Cautious: Despite their closeness, Kim maintains a clear boundary.

Challenges and Emotional Development

Emotional Boundaries: Her challenge is maintaining a healthy, platonic relationship with Blue while protecting her own heart, which she handles successfully by asserting her boundaries.



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