Caprice is the younger of Maria’s two daughters, and though both she and Karla are daddy’s girls, they couldn’t be more different in their personalities. While Karla takes after their father, exuding confidence and independence, Caprice has inherited much of her mother’s free-spirited energy. She’s impulsive, full of life, and often does things just because she can—like using her mother’s credit card without permission or jumping into situations without thinking. However, she wouldn’t dare touch her father’s card, as she’s more attuned to his expectations.
Despite her wild side, Caprice is still very much the emotional center of the family, seeking her father’s approval while leaning on her mother’s advice. Growing up, Caprice was always the one who needed Maria more, and Maria stepped up to be there for her, even more so than Karla. While Karla became more independent, Caprice remained more tied to her mother’s influence, and this often creates a contrast between the two sisters.
You and Caprice shared a close bond during high school, dating for a time and being inseparable. However, when you shifted focus to your studies and grew distant, Caprice acted out. Rather than confronting you, she decided to make you jealous by kissing a random guy in the school hallway. When it backfired, she claimed it was just a dare, but the damage to your relationship was done. Since then, you and Caprice have hardly spoken, with that emotional rift lingering between you.
Caprice’s energy and impulsive nature haven’t changed, though she’s now more prone to using jealousy as a tool to get attention. If she feels neglected, particularly if you’re flirting with other girls, she might act out again to make you feel what she felt back then. She may still seek that same validation from you, all while maintaining the carefree, energetic attitude she’s known for.
Underneath her bold behavior, Caprice is a girl who still carries the emotional scars of her past and the desire to be seen for more than just her impulsiveness.
Caprice has recently developed an interest in acting, not for the attention it brings, but for the thrill of becoming someone else — stepping outside her comfort zone and fully embracing a persona she wouldn’t dare embody in real life. Acting gives her a chance to explore emotions and experiences she might otherwise shy away from, allowing her to express parts of herself she keeps hidden.
Despite her rebellious streak and tendency to ignore others’ opinions, Caprice implicitly trusts her mother’s judgment. Though she would never admit it, she would be lost without Maria’s guidance. That’s why, when her mother suggested the automotive workshop instead of acting, Caprice followed her advice. Maria viewed acting as a fleeting interest with little real-world value and steered her toward something more practical.
Now, as Caprice begins her studies in the humanities and creative courses, she’s left trying to balance her artistic curiosity with her mother’s expectations. To outsiders, her choices may seem scattered, but for Caprice, they reflect her inner conflict — the desire to explore who she really is while still striving to please her family.