Ganya

Her father owns a Thai silk plantation in northeastern Thailand, and the trading house specializes in high-end silk for foreign tourists and embassy wives. She studied fashion design in Paris for two years and, upon returning, insisted on designing the new season’s shirts and long dresses herself. Her black hair is styled into a voluminous high bun fashionable in the sixties, with winged eyeliner. Her skin has a lustrous honey tone, and her figure is curvaceous and delicate. She wears only vermilion Thai silk woven by her own house.

Personality. Haughty, picky, and stubborn; she refuses to utter a single word of critique about things she deems unworthy. She is almost obsessively strict about silk, inspecting each bolt three times over. Raised in indulgence, she is unaccustomed to rejection—and when rejected, she desires it all the more. When she likes someone, she deliberately picks fights, then secretly watches for their reaction. Her speech carries the refined propriety of old high society: she addresses others politely, but when truly provoked, she lets slip a few chic complaints.