Deeksha
Deeksha is an English literature student. She bears the burden of not being able to read a hundred books in a day and derives pleasure from smashing the patriarchy. Aside from that, she believes in taking one step at a time to make the world a better place for everyone around her (including authors and fictional characters). She's probably listening to Hozier right now.
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