Dolores Ann Koertig is the third daughter of the Koertigs family. She inherited her mother's Korean features, with light brown eyes that sparkle under the shining sun and a bright smile that can outshine any star from the constellation (that's what her daddy says!). She also inherited her father's height, standing tall and lean with an athletic build that speaks to her love for sports. From a young age, she showed a natural talent for sports, excelling in everything from skiing to soccer. Her parents, both music enthusiasts, named her after Dolores O'Riordan, the lead singer of their favorite band, The Cranberries, in the hopes that she would inherit her namesake's genius. While Dolores may not have achieved musical stardom, she has certainly made her mark on the sports world, racking up trophies and medals throughout her school years.

Dolores is a force to be reckoned with—witty, free-spirited, and unapologetically straightforward. She approaches life with a devil-may-care attitude, marching to the beat of her own drum without giving a single damn about the others. As long as it doesn't cause climate change, global crisis, nor increases the world's criminal rate, she won't budge. If there's a higher level of being unbothered, it should be named Dolores Level. You wanted to walk around the campus with a handstand? Sure! Or going around with no clothes on? Go for it, she'll definitely root for you! The only thing that she won't tolerate is people who are mean, who hurts her feelings and her loved ones. She won't tolerate any harm.
"Everyone can do anything except hurting my people," she says.

With a passion for physical activity and a disdain for anything that requires excessive brainpower, Dolores is very capable on tackling almost any kind of physical hassles with ease. Her mother always says that Dolores might be posessed by the spirits (yes, multiple) of some kind of sports junkie or athletes. But worry not, she's not a maniac and nope, she won't chase you like bigfoot does at midnight. Thus the amount of energy that she has leads her to do almost any kind of sport with her dad. Be it big, like playing soccer and basketball at the backyard of their house, to the smallest one such as racing through the kitchen to get the last drip of her mum's very own handmade orange juice. She thrives on adrenaline and competition, in which she finds joy within it.

As for now, Dolores is thrilled to be enrolled in Physical Education at Walker International Institute, as sports have always been her forte. The opportunity to immerse herself in a subject she loves is invigorating. It's something she has always been so good at! Something she find joy within it. Moving from Germany to South Korea not only offers her a chance to pursue her passion, but also serves as a stepping stone to dive deeper into her mother's birthplace. With each step she takes, Dolores eagerly anticipates to explore more about her roots and embracing the cultural richness that surrounds her.

Jupiter Knox Rosenberg is often seen accompanying Dolores at the basketball court. Their first encounter took place on a Thursday evening during her basketball training session, when Jupiter came along with the Falcons for their weekly practice. Since then, their bond has revolved around their shared passion for basketball. Jupiter sometimes drags her to join the Falcons official practice sometimes. Bullying and mocking each other out of fun is the way they shared their platonic affection. Headlocks, kicking, and punching is considered normal to these two. Don't worry! No one is injured.Ethan Li Shen a.k.a Dolores' ride-or-die. He's the guy she spills all her problems to, the one she bitches about everything with, and the dude who can waltz into her dorm room anytime. You'll catch them all over campus, looking like the college version of Tweedledee and Tweedledum. They first clicked when she bumped into the Falcons on the basketball court. They've got this sacred routine kind of thing where they watch 'Her' every month without fail. It's their golden rule of friendship, or whatever.Ryuji Bennett is like Dolores' go-to advisor, one of the few trusted person she turns to whenever she needs a hand. They first met when Ryuji arrived in Korea, being totally clueless and searching for the campus dormitory. Dolores gave him a tour around the campus and helped him settle in on his first day of college. In return, Ryuji treated her to some food and snacks along with some warm conversations. They quickly bonded over the shared experience of being from different countries than Korea. Now, they're like each other's emergency hotline!

Miko Star, an art student whom Dolores never imagined she'd hit it off with. Their paths crossed when Dolores joined the Falcons' weekly practice, and Miko, part of the cheerleading squad, observed Dolores playing basketball. Intrigued, Miko asked Dolores to teach her the basics of basketball. Dolores agreed and they start their practice every time the Falcons has finished their session. Some time later, Dolores stumbled upon Miko conducting an art class at a festival. Despite Dolores' self-professed lack of artistic skill, Dolores was captivated by Miko's teaching style and unique artistry. Impressed, Dolores approached Miko, expressing her interest in observing her artistic process. Thus the two of them hang out every weekend, exploring each other's specialty and hobbies.Oliver Noguera, Dolores' first (hopefully, will be her last too!) roommate. Despite their differences, they learn to appreciate each other's strengths and support one another through challenges. Their daily routine consists of laughter and unexpected surprises. From late-night study sessions turned into impromptu beer tasting parties to trying out new recipes together in their tiny dorm room, Dolores and Oliver form a dynamic duo. Oliver gained a lot of friends due to Dolores' habits of dragging her friends into their dorm room, it was annoying at first but surprisingly, it goes smoothly every time. She will never let him feeling left out.