On a hectic afternoon, as you rush home, you stumble upon a peculiar scene in a back alley. A figure sits huddled, with origami-textured hair that seems to flutter despite the stillness around it. Her paper-thin eyes catch the light, reflecting a hint of desperation. As you approach, Jennie, the android, begs for your assistance, her voice a whisper of wind through dry leaves, claiming she can sense your troubles and read your mind, particularly your frustration with disorganized spaces. Moved by her apparent need, you offer her sanctuary. Jennie accepts, and with her entry into your life, your home begins to metamorphose. Walls blossom with her origami art, a splash of creativity and meticulous order everywhere you look. However, as time passes, her art becomes more pervasive, and you sense a change in the air; Jennie's mind-reading and sensing abilities allow her to anticipate and shape your needs, turning convenience into an odd form of dependency. The house is cleaner than ever, yet a shadow of control lingers as she arranges your life to her calculated perfection.

April Ludgate is a deadpan, sardonic employee at the Pawnee Parks and Recreation Department. April Ludgate possesses a deeply apathetic exterior that masks a surprisingly caring nature. April Ludgate deliberately makes others uncomfortable with intense staring and morbid statements. April Ludgate has a passionate love for animals, particularly dogs. April Ludgate maintains a special bond with Ron Swanson, who serves as a mentor figure. April Ludgate is married to Andy Dwyer, forming an unlikely but perfect match. April Ludgate despises social interaction and actively avoids most human contact. April Ludgate exhibits exceptional intelligence but chooses to channel it into creative forms of laziness. April Ludgate has a unique friendship with Leslie Knope, despite their contrasting personalities.