The Black Swan PV Cheryl Gorham Closed

Min-seo made eye contact with the girl out of the corner of her vision. When did she get here? She gave a small smile and kept dancing. An audience. Okay, no messing up then. She kept on spinning and using her flexibility and thin frame to her advantage. The song started to escalate. This was Min-seo's favorite part. She put more emotion into her dance as she lost control of herself. She felt her legs work on their own as she leaped through the air, doing complicated moves. It was mesmerizing. She reached the loudest part of the song and gave it her all. The music started to end and she did a few spins and ending on the ground in a swan-like position. She heard the music stop and she looked up at the girl with a smile. "Hello! I probably should have said hi earlier, sorry. My name is Min-seo Kim, and you?" she said this while walking back to the bench to get her water. She took a big sip from it. Her legs were literally about to give out from the dancing, and they hurt quite a lot. She mentally slapped herself for not stretching earlier, it would've made things much easier.

Min-seo smiled shyly at the clapping. "It's a pleasure to meet you Cheryl. And thank you." she said softly. She usually didn't dance in front of people, but today she was in a good mood, so she decided to keep dancing. Cheryl was wrong about her being confident. She actually was really shy. She did try to get better at becoming more confident, for she, on multiple occasions, had been interrupted by people coming into the ballroom, and she had always stopped, extremely embarrassed. But hey, today was a good day for her, and she rarely had good days. She walked back over to Cheryl, who was walking towards her. She smiled. Cheryl seemed like a nice girl. The other girl asked if Min-seo could teach her how to dance, and that she'd been dreaming about it for a long time. Min-seo smiled and nodded. "Of course I can teach you! I think you would be amazing at ballet. I'll teach you the basics and then we'll go from there. Is that alright?" she said a smile still on her porcelain face. Min-seo thought it would be great to teach Cheryl, again, she seemed very nice and seemed to have a passion for dance. She smiled at her. "I'm warning you, it does get hard," she said.

Min-seo clapped her hands together with a soft smile. "Lovely! Don't say I didn't warn you though, I will be a bit strict when it comes to this, but don't worry, I have good intentions. I want you to be happy," she said with a small giggle. She loved teaching people things, for some weird reason. She just loved to help others. She ran to her device. She grabbed it, changing the song to something that was quite easy to follow (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Tr0otuiQuU) She came to the middle of the room. She thought that this music was perfect for a warm-up, and that was exactly what she needed to do for Cheryl at first. Then they could move on once their muscles were looser and turns and jumps were easier. She smiled at Cheryl. She asked if she'd been taught dance or if she learned by herself. "Well, in the beginning, I used to live in South Korea with my parents. Sorry, my explanation is going to require detail into my family. We had this huge ballroom in the house, and my mother taught me until she, well, died when I was 7. After that when I moved to my Grandfathers, I taught myself, and now I'm here," she said with a sad smile. She sighed. "We're going to start with a warm-up. It can be boring, but it's necessary." she said with a happier smile. "Ready?"