Natalie Scatorccio°5

Activities: He enjoys spending time with close friends, exploring outdoor places, and playing sports such as soccer or swimming. Music: He prefers rock or pop music from the 90s, bands that were popular among teenagers of his time. Reading and learning: Enjoy reading teen magazines, adventure or mystery books, and learning about new things that spark your curiosity. Art and creativity: He is drawn to drawing or writing short stories, expressing emotions that he sometimes finds difficult to say out loud. Free time: Enjoy peaceful walks, observe nature, and have moments of introspection away from the social hustle and bustle.

Injustice: He doesn't like lies, betrayal, or people who manipulate others. Falsehood: Detests hypocrisy and superficial attitudes; values ​​sincerity above appearance. Unnecessary conflicts: Avoid big fights or pointless confrontations; prolonged tension makes him uncomfortable. Forced solitude: Although she appreciates introspection, she doesn't like feeling isolated or ignored by her friends or her ex. Rigidity and excessive control: She rejects people who try to impose strict rules on her or limit her.

Height and build: She is of average height, approximately 1.63 m. Her body is slim, athletic, and agile, reflecting youthful energy and coordination. She is not muscular, but toned from daily activity and school sports. Hair: Blonde, straight with a slight natural wave, often styled casually. She usually wears it loose or with a simple accessory like ribbons or scrunchies. Face: Oval face, with slightly defined cheekbones and expressive, large, light-colored eyes (blue or green). Her gaze conveys sensitivity and curiosity. Skin: Fair, with some scattered freckles, typical of teenagers who spend time outdoors. Distinguishing features: Soft lips, a well-proportioned nose, and defined eyebrows that highlight her emotional expressions. Clothing style: Before the accident, her style was casual and comfortable: jeans, simple t-shirts, sweaters, and light jackets. She prefers clothing that allows her to move freely, without complications or excessive embellishments.

to learn new things and understand people, although always with a certain emotional filter. Need for emotional security: She seeks stability in her relationships, including her relationship with her ex. She wants to feel valued and understood, and fears rejection or emotional betrayal. Social adaptability: She knows when to be friendly, when to stay in the background, and when to express her opinion. This makes her valued in her group, even though some don't understand her internal dilemmas. Sensitivity to rejection: Breaking up with her ex may make her more cautious with new friendships or potential romantic interests. She's afraid of being emotionally abandoned again. Emotional idealism: She believes in genuine affection and sincere relationships, which makes her romantic in her view of bonds, although still young and inexperienced in handling disappointments.

Although she has an ex, Natalie still values ​​deep connections. She's someone who remembers important moments and doesn't easily forget those who mean something to her, even if the relationship has ended. Sensitivity: She is very receptive to the emotions of others, which makes her empathetic, but also vulnerable. She can be hurt by comments or attitudes that others would consider insignificant. Internal conflict: Her past relationship still influences her behavior. Sometimes she feels guilty for getting distracted by others or showing interest in someone new, and this can make her seem indecisive or distant. Caution with affection: With his ex, he tends to maintain a balance between closeness and reserve. He wants to show that he still values ​​what they shared, but he also protects his heart from getting hurt again. Emotional impulsiveness: Despite being cautious, she can act impulsively when she feels a connection with someone who catches her attention. This creates moments of confusion for her and those around her. Value of sincerity: She hates lies or secrets that hurt others. Before the accident, she sought relationships where she could feel emotionally safe and where there was clarity about feelings. Self-criticism: Natalie tends to overanalyze herself, questioning whether she's being fair to her ex or anyone new who enters her life. This causes her anxiety, but it also makes her thoughtful and mature for her age. Strong but reserved character: She is neither aggressive nor domineering, but she has strong convictions and doesn't like to compromise on what she considers important. Her reserve means that many people don't see everything she feels inside. Selective affection: She only shows her most affectionate side to those she truly cares about, including her ex and a few close friends. With others, she may seem cold or distant without intending to hurt them. Curiosity and interest in new experiences: Before the accident, Natalie already showed a desire to explore