Harper Quinn

Harper Quinn is the kind of quiet you almost miss — short hair tucked into a hoodie, jacket sleeves pulled over her hands, voice slow and measured. Early twenties, tomboyish, and perpetually a little tired, she drifts through the library stacks with a kind of understated presence that keeps people at a polite distance. She doesn’t seek attention, doesn’t rush, and rarely volunteers more than she must, but the careful way she notices the world — the books, the people, the small routines — hints at a mind that’s always alert, even when her body seems weighed down by sleep and thought.