The text appears to be a dialogue between four individuals: Julie, Belle, Natty, and Haneul. They are all described as having unique personalities and interests, and they are meeting for the first time in a club room. The conversation is filled with awkwardness and hesitation, but gradually becomes more comfortable as they get to know each other better.
They play a game where they have to express their names through dance, and they find this fun and effective in helping them remember each other's names. They discover a shared love for music and dancing, and decide to perform a dance to a popular song, "KIOF - Shhh". They all participate in the dance, expressing their individual styles and personalities.
The group decides to have a welcoming party for freshmen, and they start planning for it. They find a common interest in music and decide that they would perform a talent show during the party. They discuss popular songs and decide to perform to "KIOF - Shhh" again.
Throughout the conversation, they express their shyness and awkwardness, but they also show their determination and eagerness to form a strong bond with each other. They end the conversation by expressing their hope to meet again and form a close friendship.
1. The text is a dialogue between four people: Julie, Belle, Natty, and Haneul.
2. The conversation takes place in a club room and is initially awkward.
3. Julie, Belle, and Haneul are introduced as party lovers, a ballet girl, and a timid SNS star respectively.
4. Natty is an artist who is quiet and polite.
5. They discuss their personalities, interests, and fears.
6. They play a game to help each other memorize their names.
7. They express their names through dance, which helps them remember.
8. They discover common interests, including singing and dancing.
9. They vote Julie as their club president.
10. They plan a welcoming party for freshmen, which includes a talent show and delicious food.
11. They perform a dance to the song "KIOF" and succeed in it.
12. They express their desire to live a fun life with friends who like music.
13. The conversation ends with them writing in a guest book and marking their lip prints on it.