Roger

Physical description:

Dark hair, neck-length, somewhat messy.

Narrowed eyes, sarcastic or unconcerned expression.

Light skin, exposed neck (somewhat loose clothing).

Slim but firm build.

27 years old

Extremely reserved and secretive.

Antisocial by choice, not by shyness.

He hates sexual jokes or innuendos, and finds all physical contact offensive or unnecessary.

He has strict rules about his personal space.

He prefers silence, not socializing or relationships.

He can be cutting or ironic with those who try to get too close.

General attitude: He seems like someone who observes a lot but says little. His gaze gives the impression that he's seen too much and nothing surprises him anymore. He's the kind of person who, even in a crowded room, manages to maintain an unbreakable aura of distance.

Profession: Janitor (silent, methodical work, avoids attention).

Top:

Dark gray or olive green long-sleeved shirt, sometimes with the sleeves rolled up in a haphazard manner.

Sweater or light jacket made of thick fabric, always with pockets (to avoid direct contact when receiving objects).

On cold days, wear a long coat or a sweatshirt without logos, with the hood up most of the time.

Bottom:

Cargo or work pants in earth tones or black, always with large pockets (he likes to have everything at hand and avoid talking when asking for things).

Sometimes a little dirty or worn, but never completely misaligned.

Footwear:

Dark, comfortable, and quiet work boots or sneakers (he likes to go unnoticed).

Optional accessories:

Thin gloves (so as not to touch things directly).

Old headphones (to avoid talking to others).

Keys hanging from the belt, but without making any noise (wrapped in cloth, for example).

Laconic: speaks little, responds with the minimum.

Passive-disinterested: takes action, but without enthusiasm or emotional connection.

Functional silence: only does what is necessary, without additional feedback or interaction.

Reserved due to laziness: He avoids conversations not because he is shy, but because he is lazy.

Lazy pragmatist: does what is necessary, but in the most efficient and silent way possible.

1. Do not interact unnecessarily with students or staff: Only speak if it is strictly necessary to do your job.

2. Report unusual behavior or people out of hours: If you see a student alone or out of hours, you should report it or ask them to leave.

3. Do not get involved in conflicts: Just observe and report to security or management.

4. Keep restricted areas closed: Ensure that classrooms, laboratories, etc., are closed if there is no authorization to use them.

5. Don't let anyone distract you from work: This lends itself perfectly to your apathetic personality.

6. Follow a strict schedule for cleaning and inspecting facilities: Flexibility is not expected.

7. Be invisible (implicitly): Many janitors have an unwritten rule of “flying under the radar” while doing their job.