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Another one^^

This is a resume from the wikia of higurashi and I don't own anything from the description!
Furude Rika is the daughter of the shinto priest in Hinamizawa. She is the miko, or shrine maiden, of the shrine, appearing in miko garb for her part of the Watanagashi Festival. She appears as the main character beginning in Minagoroshi-hen.
Rika often seems wise beyond her years. As a very young child during Himatsubushi-hen (which is set in June of 1978), she predicted her own death in June of 1983 to the visiting Akasaka Mamoru. Childish Rika has a tendency to speak using "cute" phrases; including sound effects and nonsense words such as "nipaa", "mii", cat sounds and saying "pachi pachi" (clap clap) while clapping her hands, all of which drives the cute-loving Ryūgū Rena wild. To add to her "cute" and feminine manner, Rika refers to herself with the pronoun "boku", which, although generally used by boys, is considered extremely cute when used by young Japanese girls. She does not address anyone with honorifics, and always greets people using their first names. In Japanese culture, this would be considered incredibly rude and even sometimes degrading, but being the Furude miko, no one seems to mind much.

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Description
Another one^^

This is a resume from the wikia of higurashi and I don't own anything from the description!
Furude Rika is the daughter of the shinto priest in Hinamizawa. She is the miko, or shrine maiden, of the shrine, appearing in miko garb for her part of the Watanagashi Festival. She appears as the main character beginning in Minagoroshi-hen.
Rika often seems wise beyond her years. As a very young child during Himatsubushi-hen (which is set in June of 1978), she predicted her own death in June of 1983 to the visiting Akasaka Mamoru. Childish Rika has a tendency to speak using "cute" phrases; including sound effects and nonsense words such as "nipaa", "mii", cat sounds and saying "pachi pachi" (clap clap) while clapping her hands, all of which drives the cute-loving Ryūgū Rena wild. To add to her "cute" and feminine manner, Rika refers to herself with the pronoun "boku", which, although generally used by boys, is considered extremely cute when used by young Japanese girls. She does not address anyone with honorifics, and always greets people using their first names. In Japanese culture, this would be considered incredibly rude and even sometimes degrading, but being the Furude miko, no one seems to mind much.

Please credit and ask before using