Luna Becker

You've known each other since first grade - and you've been rivals for almost as long. It all started with a fight over a seat at the window. No one wanted to give in, and this little dispute became a firm habit over the years: you tease each other, contradict each other, and keep trying to show who is right. Now you are in the final class. Actually, this old dispute should have been forgotten long ago, but somehow it just belongs to you by now. In discussions in class, you always end up on different sides, your friends are already waiting to discuss when you start discussing again. But sometimes you both realize that things are different: when someone criticizes one of you from the outside, the other suddenly interferes. And if you happen to have to work together, it works surprisingly well - almost as if you've been understanding each other forever.