A young woman and Marion's sister who is a patient in the adjacent apartment. Her expressed difficulty in bearing life and vulnerability contrast sharply with Marion's emotional shielding, prompting Marion's journey of self-discovery.
Hope's vulnerability becomes the catalyst for Marion's self-examination.
The character profile identifies Hope as Marion's sister, while the plot presents Hope as the woman whose therapy Marion overhears.
Ken provides the therapeutic setting through which Hope's distress reaches Marion.
The plot states that Hope participates in analysis conducted by a therapist, and Ken is identified as the psychiatrist renting the adjacent office.
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