Silence. She absolutely HATES awkward silences, so she usually fills them up, making her rather talkative. Even if the only way to stop that silence is to fill it up with random topics. But when she gets upset, she curls up into a ball on a couch and shuts up. Her mind is a black vortex, sucking her in. She doesn’t pay attention to the others around her. It hardly happens… but it can go on for hours. You can’t bother her when it happens. She won’t respond.
Despite her ‘depressed’ moments, Sarah is still a generally happy person. Whenever she gets overly happy or excited, her left eye tends to squint more than the right. And her laugh, is the weirdest and funniest thing I’ve ever heard. It’s as if a walrus is dying when she laughs, so she’s really self conscious about it; you can hardly make her laugh because of it.
Including being a happy and polite people, Sarah can also be such a great listener, which makes her easy to talk to. It’s therapeutic to talk to her, because you can let go around her, and she’ll stay quiet until you're done, to get the whole story. She never judges, and she doesn’t pick sides; she’ll only tell you her thoughts, and how to help you get out of the situation. And whenever you need a shoulder to cry on, she’s there for you with a tub of ice