Rena
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| "I want you to be free to pursue whatever you want to. Being successful isn't important. Being happy and free on the inside is what's truly important." | |
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| Gender | Female |
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| Chinese | 林妍
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General
Rena is the deceased mother of Luke Pearce, wife of Percival Freeman, and best friend of the Main Character's mother. She died when Luke was still young. The circumstance and cause of her death are currently unknown.[1]
It is mentioned that her favorite poem was "Nach dem Fest". When Luke was born, she made it into a lullaby and sang it to him. Her and her husband's tombstone has its line "It burns only for the sake of burning" engraved. She was described as someone who "burns"; she always gives her all and leaves no regrets. [2]
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| "Nach dem Fest" is a poem written by German poet Hermann Hesse in 1913 and published by Heilbronn Eugen Salzer in the 1914 collection "Music of the Lonely." "Whether it is the greatest good or the greatest evil — the poor soul loves it. Whether it is pain or pleasure — it burns only for the sake of burning." Luke's mother made slight revisions when quoting. | |
She, along with her husband, are described to be affectionate towards Luke. She kept a baby diary, which she maintained together with her husband and which thoroughly recorded everything about Luke from when he was born. While she was pregnant, she and her husband recorded a message addressed to an adult Luke.[3]
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