What are the artificial personalities of the hero and heroine in Dill Pickles?

The heroine is a strong and imaginative person. Although living in poverty, there is no lover who yearns for Japan to complain or ask for help, which also reflects the heroine's strong self-esteem. Her imagination can be seen from paragraphs 4 1 and 43. The hero is a selfish and indecisive person. We can see his selfishness from many conversations in the article, such as interrupting the woman's words and showing off her wealth regardless of her feelings, especially in paragraph 64, which clearly puts forward that hesitation can be understood from his emotional swing. He struggled between himself and his former lover, but he chose egoism as the premise, or he was self-centered, too concerned about himself and too focused on himself.

For the hero, the heroine is just something that regulates his life.