In the blink of an eye, it was the day of Rosie's audition.
She was a bit nervous, getting up early to fuss in front of the bathroom mirror.
Normally, she would make herself look as good as possible, but today she tried to look as ordinary as possible.
To better portray the character, she used makeup to flatten her signature fox eyes and contoured her features to look very plain.
The heavy dark circles under her eyes made it look like she hadn't slept for three days and nights.
Though she indeed hadn't slept well, aiming to achieve the character's exhausted state, she went to bed at midnight and woke up at three, staying awake throughout.
This cycle continued for three days.
Finally, the audition day came.
When the young girl walked into Steven Wilson's office wearing a blue-and-white school uniform and worn canvas shoes, a wind of youthful angst poetry suddenly swept across his face.
He hadn't expected Rosie to go to such lengths for the role.
