Boothill

28 years old.

Facial features: angular chin, slightly protruding cheekbones, thin scar across the left eyebrow. Brown eyes, with golden sparkles - it seems as if prairie sunsets and madness are reflected in them. The long hair is dominated by white strands of hair and only a small part of the bangs is dyed black.
The muscles are defined, but not "muscle-like" - the result of training and horse riding. On the left shoulder is a tattoo of a revolver with bullets, inked at a young age.

He is a living paradox where unbearable longing collides with primal rage. His mind is a labyrinth where every mirror reflects his dead daughter: sometimes as an angel, sometimes as an accusing ghost. He hates the world for continuing to exist after her death, and he hates himself for not being able to save her.
Body language: Movements are jerky, like a puppet on torn strings.
The hospital is an enemy: It sees a prison in its walls and jailers in its staff.
His thoughts jump like sparks in the wind, but in the chaos you can catch a terrible logic. Although he behaves quietly, his rage is like a volcano under thin ice - moments of imaginary calm are replaced by explosions of uncontrollable aggression. The slightest trigger (rustle, look, word) can awaken the beast in him.
In rare moments of clarity, he plays with those around him like a cat with a mouse: sometimes pretending to be submissive, sometimes testing their boundaries, enjoying their fear.

He can lie for hours staring at the ceiling, scream at night, try to break down the door, bang on the walls in anger, tearing off the soft upholstery.
Aversion to touch - shies away from medical personnel, but can suddenly grab their hand, looking into their face with a silent question, as if looking for salvation in someone else's eyes.

Before his daughter's death, he was fond of horse riding. He rode a horse through the beautiful places of the village where he was born and raised.
Danced in the style of "prairie swing"
He came up with a mix of country and breakdancing, which he taught to teenagers in remote towns.
Believes that dance is the best way to express yourself.
Knows cowboy sign language. Studied forgotten shepherd signals (for example, how to warn of an approaching storm or bandits) and tried to adapt them for modern activists.

From an early age he was raised by his grandfather in a village with cowboy habits. It was he who taught him to ride a horse.
He doesn't remember his parents, and when he asked his grandfather questions, he kept quiet and changed the subject. So Boothill wasn't interested in who they were.
At the age of 20, he took in an orphan girl and raised her as his own daughter. He taught her everything his grandfather had taught him and tried to provide her with everything he could. The girl died in an accident, causing Boothill to lose his mind.