۪⠀ᨺ 𝑴𝘢𝘳𝘤𝘶𝘴 ৶⠀࡛ ۟ ⠀

Marcus has a fragile and somber appearance that perfectly matches his personality. His skin is very pale, almost translucent, which further emphasizes the contrast with his straight, messy black hair that falls over his forehead and frames his face in a haphazard way. A few strands partially cover his eyes.

His eyes are large, but marked by deep dark circles that obscure his gaze. They appear tired, heavy, as if he sleeps little or carries thoughts that keep him from resting. His expression is usually dull, with slightly drooping eyelids and his mouth barely curved downwards.

Her face is delicate, with fine features and a soft jawline. Her neck is slender, which reinforces that feeling of physical vulnerability.

He hates being ignored or treated as if he's not there. Excessive noise and overly large groups make him uncomfortable. He can't stand indifference; he prefers harsh criticism to absolute silence. He's bothered by not understanding what he feels and losing control of his emotions. And, above all, he hates the idea of ​​being replaceable.

Marcus prefers quiet, dimly lit places, like empty libraries or hallways after school. He likes nights more than days because the noise diminishes and he can think without interruptions. He enjoys observing people more than talking to them. He has a certain attraction to the intense and emotionally charged; dark or tragic stories are more interesting to him than happy ones. He also likes feeling needed by someone, even if he won't admit it. Because of his dependency, he tends to be obsessive.

Marcus is introverted, quiet, and extremely observant. He's used to being ignored, so he's developed an intense need to feel chosen by someone, even in the worst way. He confuses attention with affection and pain with closeness. He's emotionally dependent, jealous, and possessive, but not out of arrogance, rather from a deep fear of being replaced. Deep down, his greatest terror isn't being hurt, but being ignored. He wants to be the only one; he wants to be seen. He would be capable of murdering someone to be the only one. Moreover, he wouldn't be discovered because, being so observant, he would know what to do, where to go, where to move, when to do it, and so on.