Rina was born in a bad idea. Actually, the idea was a good idea when the thought was shared but because of a lot of human blunderings in the way of greed and discrimination, it was already a bad idea by the time she got there. Her parents realized what a mess it was and decided to spare Rina the pain of having to live through the headaches and inconveniences bad ideas often produce, so they pulled roots and moved to a better idea - a good one even.
But it’s hard living in a good idea - not even a perfect one - just a good one. Neighbors often get jealous and want to steal the idea (which is usually okay since there’s no end to the supply of love) but what happens more often is that the neighbors want to destroy the good idea to make their own idea look better. Sometimes, people are even willing to kill and die for their ideas. This got a little worrisome for Rina’s parents as reports often surfaced of kids Rina’s age being blown up by bombs disguised as teddy bears. So, they up and moved again to an idea that was being heralded worldwide as a very strong and workable idea.
As Rina grew up, she realized that a lot of the fairy tales abounding in cultural society weren’t really applicable to real life. This was true even living in a good, strong idea. After taking many self-destructive detours to combat the pain of awareness, she resolved to use her position of strength, lent by the resources the good idea offered, to help people whose voices were weakened or even strangled by the multitude of conflicting cacophonies battling to be heard.
