Melania

An ordinary cap of simple colors and boring design, usually found among the bargains in some nameless store. The interviewee chose it without hesitation. "Being ordinary is a hard choice to make."

Ms. Acey, wrapped in thick, pure white fabric, has a small and exquisite figure that is more than suitable for this outfit. A beauty who must endure the heat of the spotlight and have the patience to leave her opinions on the monotonous plot unspoken as it unfolds.

A stage costume personally designed by the interviewee for Ms. Acey, inspired by a bouquet in full bloom. The colors are striking, the design daring—when it's under the spotlight, it demands attention.

"A simple but effective trick ... I'm on stage, yet unseen by all. Ahem, Ms. Acey certainly put in a lot of effort for this."

It should have been a birthday present from her father. It took months to craft such a unique necklace, and it could have been given to her in a more proper way. Sadly it wasn't.

Made of glass and copper, this hair ornament feels heavy in the hand. Though it seems like it could be found on any ordinary jewelry store shelf, no other piece would remind Melania of what is key to blending in with the masses.

A deck of cards named "Trump Card" by the interviewee—aside from its unique face designs, it's identical to a standard deck.

"Miracles" come from a mix of imagination and meticulous execution, and the interviewee understands this well. In a dazzling display of card magic, she always seems to pull the ace.

A handbag with an attitude. She's not a reliable bag for storing stuff, but a good teacher for instructing her student, with a soft texture.

Just as a certain costume designer was at a loss as to how to maintain a performer's personal style while in costume, these red gloves "accidentally" fell from Ms. Acey's mouth. They show a touch of passion that captures the audience's attention.

The classic black top hat, standard for all magic performances. Before wearing, be sure to shake out any lingering rose or lily petals.

Pulling rabbits, doves, or ribbons from it is an old tradition—but the interviewee has other plans. "No, this is the art of the unexpected. Following tradition and wearing it is just another way of breaking expectations."

People are always obsessed with witnessing the destruction of beautiful things, so are the media of London. In the alleys and streets of the city, journalists are always rushing through to make sure they don't miss any trending topics: civil rights campaigns, anti-war movements, new leftists ... also to seize every opportunity to bring shame on officials or celebrities.

In this case, of course they didn't let slip the collapse of this famous company which was still in its prime yesterday. Standing in the eye of the storm where Ramirez was built, they naturally sent it their blessings when it fell, just as what they did when it rose.

RAMIREZ: SECURITY BEYOND IMAGINATION

RAMIREZ FINDS NEW WAY FOR SECURITY INDUSTRY

THE RELIABLE RAMIREZ?

RAMIREZ'S CASTLE IN THE AIR

RAMIREZ FALLS TO TRADITION AND DOOM

(Excerpted from The Daily Moon, London Today, Star Weekly, etc.)

I don't recognize your choice.

The museum staff and the jewelry exhibitors asking for compensations fill this place once known as Ramirez again. I'm sorry, but I still can't understand your whole "imagination" philosophy, nor can I refute their criticisms or allegations against you.

To make up for them, I prepared a Sticky Popping Nut for everyone. After they took it, they mumbled something like "Ramirez freak" and ran away in fear. I have to admit that we are quite alike, at least in this regard.

I've taken on another path.

Thanks to the "imagination" you taught me, the Great Thief Acey has risen to fame by cracking all the questions which seemed impossible to her peers: the Mainedonty, the Heart of London ... and even the Rimet Cup. Perhaps one day I will take back everything that belonged to Ramirez, our memory, our reputation, and our dignity.

As Ms. Acey said, it's the same way that lies ahead of us.

Your Rebellious Daughter

Pandora Wilson: What should I call you? Ms. Ramirez, or Great Thief ...?

Melania: Shh.

Acey: "The Melania Who Has Not Yet Completed Her Paper" will do.

Melania: Ahem ...

Melania: Ms. Wilson, let's talk about something less intimidating!

Pandora Wilson: Sure.

Pandora Wilson: To be frank, I'm very curious about your paper published in all the famous journals, On the Proper Use of Fluorescent Paint and Carbuncle in Security Plan I.

Melania: ...

Pandora Wilson: Sadly it's not complete. I don't think you mentioned the date when you'd publish the rest of the research.

Melania: Emm ... no, I didn't, of course!

Melania: I mean ... I WILL finish it, maybe tomorrow, or next season!

Pandora Wilson: I see.

Melania: Goodbye, Ms. Wilson!