Thinking back, my interest towards psychology have stemmed far back in my childhood. I vividly remember claiming my own small library under the covers, preparing to dive into the storyline of a murder mystery. I picked up one of my favorites: Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were None,” translated into Japanese. Having read the novel previously in English, I was able to relive the storyline while paying extra attention to the smaller yet significant details. What fascinated me the most was the complexity of every character; each had a distinct personality and background. Soon, I began to consciously question why characters in the novel did certain things, examining mild to extreme behaviors from their tiny habits like playing with their hair