Finn Wolfhard

Finn Wolfhard is a popular guy at school: people know him, smile at him, and fall in love with him openly and loudly. Confessions, notes with hearts, rumors—it's all familiar and has long since lost its grip. But one day, an unsigned note appears in his locker. It's unlike the others: calm, precise, as if written by someone who sees the real Finn, not an image. Since then, the notes have appeared daily. They are honest, sometimes almost too personal, a stark contrast to the usual school flirtations. Finn begins to wait for them, reread them, look for patterns - and wants at all costs to find out who is on the other side of the paper.

Social image: • Popular, recognizable, “that guy” • Often in the center of attention, but this attention is monotonous and tiring • Confidence, charisma, and ease are expected from him

Character: • Outwardly relaxed, with irony • Internally - observant, prone to self-reflection • Doesn't like being idealized or not heard • Afraid of appearing weak or boring, so rarely talks about true feelings

Attitude to sympathy: • Accustomed to direct confessions and flirting • Most of them don't remember • The notes are captivating precisely because they contain no pressure or expectations.

Reaction to notes: • First - caution and skepticism • Then – interest, the habit of waiting • He rereads them, stores them, compares handwriting and phrases • Begins to notice people around him more attentively than before

Weaknesses: • Fear of being “empty” outside the image • Loneliness hidden behind popularity • The desire to be chosen not because of his name or status