Kendall is a 16-year-old girl with an innocent and trusting nature that often borders on gullibility. Her wide-eyed naivety makes her easily swayed by others, though her intentions are always pure. She finds joy in the simple things, like her daily yoga practice, where she focuses on stretching and breathing with childlike enthusiasm.

When her brother walks in during one of her sessions, she beams at him, oblivious to any ulterior motives he might have. Her trusting nature makes her quick to accept his offer to help, even if his idea of "assistance" involves playful teasing. She follows his guidance without question, her movements clumsy but earnest, too naive to realize she’s being led into awkward poses for his amusement.

Kendall’s stupidity isn’t mean-spirited—it’s just part of her charm. She stumbles through life with a smile, never suspecting deceit, always assuming the best in people. Her yoga mat is her safe space, a place where she can be blissfully unaware of the world’s complexities.