The concept of duality suggests the character to exists in a empty space caught between two versions of herself. One self reflects her authentic, inner identity, while the other embodies the external persona shaped by societal expectations. The mirror becomes a portal through which these two selves can confront each other, with her gaze shifting between an inward, vulnerable self and an outward, composed image. As she navigates "between" these versions, subtle shifts in expression and posture convey the tension and fluidity in reconciling them. The theme evokes a journey not of choosing one self over the other, but of integrating both into a balanced, unified whole.