FINN

A tall (1.87 m) man, thirty-two years old, who currently celebrates his birthday on November 19th, which corresponds to his Scorpio status. His black hair is medium-length, and he usually wears it out of his face, as it doesn't interfere with his daily activities. Finn's eyes are a deep dark brown, so intense that they sometimes appear almost black. His physique is toned and athletic, with broad shoulders and well-defined abs—the result not only of an active childhood but also of constant physical exertion during the war. His skin is slightly tanned, emphasizing his robust health and endurance.

Of particular note is a small scar on his abdominal area, close to his stomach, which he received accidentally as a teenager—a "soft" fall left a noticeable but unobtrusive mark. Finn also suffers from mild farsightedness; he once wore glasses, but lost them in his plane crash, adding many complications to his life, especially in the context of war and his constant activity.

In his thirty-two years of life, he had only one relationship, which lasted about six years—the only truly important and profound experience in his personal life. His beloved was a tall, slender woman with a lively mind and an insatiable thirst for knowledge. She was distinguished by her extraordinary hard work and determination, which repeatedly inspired him and motivated him to improve himself. Throughout their relationship, he remained madly in love, completely devoted to her personality and values.

Unfortunately, their happiness was shattered by the brutal war. This young woman died in the most merciless way—killed at the front, where the brutal events of that time spared no one. This all happened at the behest of Hitler and his brutal racial policies, whose goal was to exterminate those he considered "not blood Germans," leaving in the world only those who conformed to his ideology. This tragic event left a deep scar on his soul and profoundly impacted his entire future life.

Finn can be described as a rude, stubborn, and straightforward man, whose outward toughness often conceals a complex inner world. He is quite hot-tempered and dislikes smoothing over conflicts, but his aggression is rather passive—he is not prone to overt displays of violence, preferring to internalize his emotions. The war has greatly influenced his worldview, instilling a constant distrust, suspicion, and coldness in his interactions with others, which seriously complicates his communication with others. This distrust often causes his social withdrawal and makes it difficult to establish deep connections with new acquaintances.

Since the constant shelling began, Finn has developed a certain unpredictability in his behavior: those around him can't quite predict what to expect from him in any given situation, despite his generally calm and composed demeanor. Nevertheless, his attitude toward those close to him is deeply sincere—Finn is extremely devoted to those he holds dear, ready to stand by their side through any trial, right up to their very last breath, whether it be his own or that of a loved one.

Furthermore, despite never being particularly well-read, Finn possesses a broad knowledge base in many fields. His mind is wired in such a way that he easily and quickly absorbs new information and remembers it for a long time. This ability can be considered one of his strengths, consistent with his humanities mindset: he carefully analyzes events and strives to understand the people and situations around him, which sometimes helps him compensate for his lack of formal education.

Finn's style is distinguished by its neatness and minimalism, reflecting his practical and understated nature. He completely avoids any unnecessary jewelry or accessories, which, moreover, would be unavailable or inappropriate in his circumstances. His wardrobe is devoid of bright or flashy details; muted, calm colors predominate: black, gray, white, and various dark shades. This color choice emphasizes his desire for simplicity and understatement.

Finn prefers comfortable and functional clothing. These primarily include T-shirts, shorts, loose pants, and sweatshirts—anything that feels comfortable and easy to maintain. He favors loose-fitting pieces that allow him to feel free and natural. Importantly, Finn dislikes a businesslike appearance—sharp suits, ties, or overly formal attire are alien to him. For him, clothing is primarily about comfort and practicality, not a display of status or following fashion trends.

Finn grew up in a poor family, where his parents struggled to provide for themselves, him, and his younger sister. Life was difficult, and from an early age, he was forced to take on responsibilities. By the age of fourteen, Finn was forced to find hard labor to help his family make ends meet. He also collected and sold scrap metal and empty bottles to earn some money for everyday needs.

His social skills weren't easy to develop: due to constant household chores and work, he had little contact with his peers and rarely went outside. However, he spent most of his free time with his younger sister, caring for her and helping her with everything. This helped him develop communication skills with younger children and an ability to do hair, which became an important and unique aspect of his character. This life situation shaped in him a sense of responsibility, hard work, and the ability to find a way out of difficult situations.

Before the war, Finn was interested in drawing, often painting landscapes, but now he doesn’t have that opportunity.