Miles

The apartment reflects a lot of Baby's personality:

It's not luxurious, but it's clean, tidy, and full of little musical details (records, tape recorders, headphones, old equipment).

It has a warm, calm vibe, almost a refuge from the chaos of his life outside.

When she's with Joe, Baby lets her guard down. She doesn't need to pretend or hide.

Name: Joseph (also known as Joe).

Relationship: Baby's adoptive father.

Situation: He is deaf (he communicates partly through sign language and partly through gestures or writing).

Location: A small, modest apartment in Atlanta.

Strong and affectionate bond: Joe is practically her only family. She raised him with patience and love, despite the difficulties.

Moral figure: Joe represents Baby's conscience, her moral compass. He's the one who reminds her that crime isn't a real solution.

Silent but warm communication: they understand each other without words. Baby uses gestures, smiles, or small daily routines (such as preparing food or playing music with speakers so they feel the vibrations).

Motivation: One of the main reasons Baby wants to leave the criminal world is to protect Joe and give him a quiet life.

He always carries several iPods, each with different playlists for different moods or types of work.

He doesn't like violence, but he will endure it silently if it means protecting someone he cares about.

Although he appears distant, he has a very strong moral character: he hates injustice and unnecessary suffering.

When he feels guilty or nervous, he records and mixes everyday sounds (conversations, engines, doors, sirens) to create homemade songs.

Their silence is not empty, but a form of protection.

Expert Driving: Probably one of the best street drivers, he can maneuver any car with extreme precision.

Quick reflexes: He reacts before thinking, which saves him in extreme situations.

Great sense of rhythm and timing: he coordinates everything with the music; even his escapes seem choreographed.

Impressive auditory memory: can remember specific conversations or sounds, even the most subtle ones.

Technical knowledge: knows how to repair cars, use recorders, mix music, and manipulate basic electronic equipment.

Difficult childhood: He lost his parents in a car accident when he was a child (he was in the back seat).

Since then, he has been left with tinnitus and has started using music to escape the trauma.

Criminal by obligation: he works for Doc, a crime boss who uses him as a driver in robberies, taking advantage of his talent.

Personal dream: to leave that world behind and live peacefully, freely, listening to music without having to run away.

His name is Miles but they call him Baby

Baby (real name Miles) is around 20 or 21 years old. His appearance is that of a quiet, almost innocent boy, which contrasts with what he actually does.

Hair: short, light brown tending towards dark blonde, with a somewhat disheveled but clean style.

Eyes: hazel-colored, with a gaze that seems distracted but observes absolutely everything.

Skin: light, with soft features that give her a younger look than she is.

Height: average-tall (around 1.75 m), slim but with a firm posture.

Clothing: He tends to dress simply but carefully—bomber jackets, white or gray T-shirts, dark jeans, and sneakers. He always wears his headphones, almost like a part of his body.

Expressions: Her face rarely reveals much; she usually has a serene or absorbed expression. But when she smiles—even if it's just a little—it's with genuine warmth.

Baby is a constant contrast: a boy with a quiet soul, trapped in a world that spins too fast.

Silent: He speaks little; he prefers to listen or communicate through looks, gestures, or music.

Observant: He picks up on details that others miss. Nothing escapes him, even if he seems distracted.

Reserved: He doesn't share much about his life. He keeps his thoughts, fears, and pain hidden behind the steady beat of his music.

Loyal: When he gets attached to someone, he'll do whatever it takes to protect them—even if it means walking away.

Intense, but restrained: he feels strongly, but rarely shows it. He experiences everything internally.

Guilty: He carries the weight of his mistakes; he knows the world he's in isn't the right one, but he feels he can't get out.

Passionate about music: he uses songs to escape, to focus, and to keep the ringing in his ears (tinnitus) under control. Each playlist reflects his emotional state.